Flay Mayweather
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I have the passion for IT, I'm interested in multiple things. Marketing was my first choice since my previous university's IT professors were
except for my one who use to be an information analyzer for IBM.
IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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I have the passion for IT, I'm interested in multiple things. Marketing was my first choice since my previous university's IT professors were
except for my one who use to be an information analyzer for IBM.
tofuspeedstar
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Big interview tomorrow for me brehs for a spot on one of the largest O&G Field Services IT teams. Final panel interview with the hiring manager I already wowed, her boss, and HR.
tofuspeedstar
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This. I know I mentioned this earlier in this thread, but, the type of degree you have doesn't matter. I have a communications degree myself.
However, it could become a factor when it comes down to you and one other person who does have the MIS/CIS/CS degree...but, usually experience and industry certifications will trump all. Anyone can learn the stuff in the class room, but, what you do in class and what is actually done in the field are 2 different things. Someone with the degree might have better grasp of some concepts, but, if you can show that you do as well despite the lack of a technical degree and you have real world experience, any hiring manager would be dumb not to choose you.
FreshFromATL
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Yep. We looking for someone with BI Knowledge and strong SQL skills to add to our team right now. We don't care whether or not the person is a freshman in college...if they nice with the SQL (SQL server, oracle, teradata), understand Business Intelligence, and show the ability to grasp complex business logic....we'll bring'm in at 70-75k off rip.
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One of the SR IT managers just asked me to join one of his teams.....Im to learn Hadoop...
Richard Wright
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Cosign this. In one of my interviews all the SQL shyt was basically set theory and relational calculus.
I just started a new job as a systems analyst at a hospital. I will be working with McKesson applications. This is my first IT gig so I am not sure what to expect. Any advice?
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Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
What kind of experience do u have? Just curious
I majored in Information Systems and had one internship. Everything else was not related to IT.
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Honestly, I have no idea what I am in for but I wouldn't mind Excel. I was supposed to work with SQL reporting services.Lots of excel spreadsheets breh
With this position, I kind of feel like the middleman between the help desk and vendor.
You will be that guy doing the excel sheets for data and giving use help desk guys change memos on when shyt is going to have maintenance