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Any1 work as a Systems Administrator?
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Your lucky you got a job interview.
Me being Deaf apply for jobs ( on average 12/13 jobs a week) last year I got 3 replies and 2 job interviews.
How many diplomas ( I have 7) do I need or degree do I need in order to get a job?
I am A+ certified and still cant get a IT job
FintanWhile I breathe.... I hope0 -
cheghead,
why don't you go for it, got to be more interesting than a clerical job.. Don't let the technical nature put you off, there's a lot to learn, but everybody starts off somewhere.Ever get the feeling you are wasting your time? :rolleyes:0 -
Sorry but this is really worrying (and typical of a Bureaucracy). As a former network manager (I fully owned, installed, managed and budgeted a 2000pc user system) I would not even select the OP for interview. There is a difference between providing training for someone with knowledge and taking on someone with no knowledge. What a business risk!!!
Still, OP, if you get the job good luck."Success is not to be measured by the position someone has reached in life, but the obstacles he has overcome while trying to succeed." Booker T. Washington
The Official "Why does everyone have 'Official member of....club'?" which tend to be stupid/irrelevant Society. Member No 1 (I am aware of the irony btw)0 -
mcwarre wrote:Sorry but this is really worrying (and typical of a Bureaucracy). As a former network manager (I fully owned, installed, managed and budgeted a 2000pc user system) I would not even select the OP for interview. There is a difference between providing training for someone with knowledge and taking on someone with no knowledge. What a business risk!!!
Still, OP, if you get the job good luck.
With some Knowledge? Ie a degree in uni or previous jobs?
What background people should have before you take them on?While I breathe.... I hope0
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