A+, associates, and a lot of experience. Gonna be either help desk or desktop support
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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sry to crush your dream but help desk and dekstop support are the same shyt ill tell you that now. Dont let these fukk nikka recruiters try and glorify shyt if they contact you regarding a job tell them to email you what exactly the job entails.
Crush my dream?
Not all jobs entitled Helpdesk or Desktop Support include the same duties
duckbutta
eienaar van mans
Crush my dream?
Not all jobs entitled Helpdesk or Desktop Support include the same duties
That is true...but they include the same pay...
I would read the description in the job and not the title...i once had a company straight up try to higher me as helpesk...making helpdesk pay.. but all the duties were sys admin stuff...
Duties looked like :
Install,configure, administer, Active Directory in a 2008 environment
Install, configure, administer, SQL 2008 (must know how to write strong queries)
Configure and administer Exchange 2010
Install, configure, administer cisco brocade switches...
I was like "this doesn't sound like help desk"
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
Naw man. Yeah you have to support stupid ass users in both positions, but nothing is worse than wearing that headset and the company tracking your every move.lol
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
That is true...but they include the same pay...
I would read the description in the job and not the title...i once had a company straight up try to higher me as helpesk...making helpdesk pay.. but all the duties were sys admin stuff...
Duties looked like :
Install,configure, administer, Active Directory in a 2008 environment
Install, configure, administer, SQL 2008 (must know how to write strong queries)
Configure and administer Exchange 2010
Install, configure, administer cisco brocade switches...
I was like "this doesn't sound like help desk"
Yeah I've seen shyt like this alot...Its usually at smaller companies tho..
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
This chapter on attributes is taking the fun out of everything
this get/set crap is getting on my nerves brehs
I
attribute/properties save you time by not having to write smaller functions that do the same thing ( You also get the added security + they help stop other programmers from misusing your classes. ). That's all they really are, shorthand methods.
Properties (C# Programming Guide)
Using Properties (C# Programming Guide)
nomoreneveragain
Superstar
Brehs,
By September I'll have 18 Months "Helpdesk" experience. I do more than Helpdesk but thats my title.
I should have my A+ and Security+ Certs by than as well.
What should my next step be? I know these cats down here making 35-40/HR doing Application support.
By September I'll have 18 Months "Helpdesk" experience. I do more than Helpdesk but thats my title.
I should have my A+ and Security+ Certs by than as well.
What should my next step be? I know these cats down here making 35-40/HR doing Application support.
I hate when mofos go around talking about their Linux/Unix proficiency only to find out they only fukk with GUI and have no CLI skills 
I was called in ths morning to assist in the interview of a young breh. So me and my coworker start throwing questions at the cat and dude sitting there looking at us like a
I was called in ths morning to assist in the interview of a young breh. So me and my coworker start throwing questions at the cat and dude sitting there looking at us like a
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I got a full time job!
I missed the phone call. So, when I called the number back I was like, "Did you call this number?"
Then I realized it was the HR lady that originally interviewed me. Anyway, she offered me the job and emailed the offer.
It's less help desk and more inventory/asset management, but it pays more than I've ever made. It'll be good job and life experience.
I missed the phone call. So, when I called the number back I was like, "Did you call this number?"
Then I realized it was the HR lady that originally interviewed me. Anyway, she offered me the job and emailed the offer.
It's less help desk and more inventory/asset management, but it pays more than I've ever made. It'll be good job and life experience.
Rayzah
I'm Everywhere you ain't never there
Question I had a phone screen with general dynamics about 3 weeks ago, they gave me an offer letter but it is contingent upon a 2nd interview with the client.. At this point I'm not sure how I should go about this, I really want to take this job but they are taking forever to do the second interview.
Should I wait it out or should I continue looking for something else? And what happens if I find something else and is scheduled to start then GD finally sets up the interview?
right after I posted this they set up the interview
Should I wait it out or should I continue looking for something else? And what happens if I find something else and is scheduled to start then GD finally sets up the interview?
right after I posted this they set up the interview
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