Got my A+ Certification about a month ago what jobs should I search for?

Got an associates degree in computer engineering, and over half way done with bachelors but had to stop to find a job and get some money to finish up. I have my A+ , looking at desktop supports jobs( easy work, looking at the job description it's like help desk in person) For some reason I can't even get a interview for these type of jobs. I tried searching help desk IT jobs and nothing comes up what search options should I be using to get an entry level job.

currently working PT retail, but I want career in IT all my life been working with pcs but for some reason can't get no chances.

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Rosco2382

You have to keep applying. You will get your break soon enough. I know I applied to a few places before I started to get interviews.

ptilsen

You ought to be able to get a help desk or DST job if you're in a remotely decent market. Keep applying, though it would be worth having someone look over your resume.

NetworkVeteran

OP wrote:

I have my A+

ptilsen wrote: »

You ought to be able to get a help desk or DST job if you're in a remotely decent market. Keep applying, though it would be worth having someone look over your resume.

+1. Have you tried the computer lab at your college or your local Best Buy's "Geek Squad"?

momo5

I have applied for computer repair job at Geek Squad last week, and some technical colleges looking for desktop support. I chucked up the miles on job searching and I see alot more desktop entry level jobs but the drive would be 1 hr 30min away for most of these jobs. That alot of gas use per day and I don't think entry help desk pays that much

but the experience would be valuable. I'm pretty desperate now so I think I will have to go for these jobs, at first I thought maybe I just didn't use the correct keywords when using job boards.

networker050184

Sometimes you just have to go where the jobs are.

boobobobobob

networker050184 wrote: »

Sometimes you just have to go where the jobs are.

I agree, i drive 2 hours one way and only travel 30~ or so miles :P

Jayem

boobobobobob wrote: »

I agree, i drive 2 hours one way and only travel 30~ or so miles :P

That is some slow driving

pinkydapimp

If you arent getting any responses, check your resume. that is likely the issue. post it on this site for review.