IT Certifications and Careers (Official Discussion Thread)
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ATearInMyEye
#KnicksTape
I live in Seattle and cant even get a call back for a Tier 1 position 
the bossman
Superstar
That phone interview i thought i fukked up a few weeks ago want me to still come in and do a 30 min interview?
show them that you did your research after you messed up on the call bruh
Kid McNamara
'97 Mike Bibby
What's the point of getting certified?
To know the material and configuration and how it applies to real world scenarios. I have 2 CCIE's on my team none of them had a full lab .
GNS3 was the way
I will be following their lead...while you waste money :obama3:
Haters never prosper
I live in Seattle and cant even get a call back for a Tier 1 position
Aint No Cable/Phone Call Centers?
I think i saw a position through Amazon in seattle but i aint tryna move there
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
breh, you need to pick up linq and make your life easier. think about it, the same syntax/ structure you use to manage your programs internal data( arrays, lists etc) you can use to manage database info. I would post some screenshots but im on my iPhone.
to add pLinq to speed all of this up by using multiple threads.
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
I live in Seattle and cant even get a call back for a Tier 1 position
try temp agencies. thats how i broke into this field.
FreshFromATL
Self Made
this is how most break into the industry. Contracting firms will take a chance on you be a corporations will.
Data-Hawk
I have no strings on me.
Yup, and even though they'll probably hook you up with a job you dont want, you have to think about the experience first. Plus temp agencies dont interview you as hard.
Haters never prosper
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Conscious Pilot
Do Better.
Got an interview for a level 1 help desk job downtown. Any tips?
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Don't be a fakkit
I would interview it more like a customer service gig. The people that interview you are not tech savvy matter of fact 9/10 its a regular customer service manager. Don't bog them down with too much tech stuff just make it be know you know the basics and you would can deliver a excellent customer service product to the customers (the employees)