Hey I just passed my A+ test a couple months ago and now I'm certified! Now I need a bunch of BS skills to put on the resume to make sound like I actually know what I'm doing. So far I have:
1. ability to diagnose and repair a wide variaty software and OS related problems.
2. Profecient with windows 95, 98, me, 2000, and xp operating systems
3. capableness in installing processors, memory, hardrives and other PC related hardware
4. Network caple termination
I still need more. I'm thinking about four more good ones and then I'll be strait. I don't have a hot background with computer jobs. It's all food, but if I make my skills sound totally hot, I think I might be in!!
What ar
Hi guys...I have an interview for a cisco graduate engineer on monday...was told they would take a written technical interview for CCNA...any idea what ques would be like? how to prepare? what kinda ques they may ask...m a little nervous its my 1st...any suggets would be helpful...thanks in advance!
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Hello [b]Sadikhovians[/b],
I was just curious and wanted to know about the ITIL v3 foundation course . Does it help(does it have anything in the syllabus ) the people in system administration field/track (system admins , helpdesk support).Couldn't find better place to post (sorry for the inconvenience).One more thing, as for applying for entry level jobs will the ITIL v3 go ok with the resume? Few years back it was one of the top certifications to have,why it lost its charisma?
ThankYou
Hi all,
I just post these questions here because I think you are in a high-level of cisco system
and I'm sorry if this questions have been asked before
1) which IP Telephony certification is good as a technical support job ?
2) is there any Simulation for IP Telephony or CCNA Voice ?
3) it is good for some one to take CCNA, CCNA Security ,CCNA Voice, CCNA Wireless as a fundamental of
cisco system and as well as his first job position will be a network technical or a technical support ?
thanks
Hi Friends,
I am in need of your advise. I am working in an IT company they focus mostly on Software Solution provider side but recently started to take care of its own group of companies IT infrastructure. Now we have around 50 branches to manage and I am working here as Network Administrator. Management assure that they are going to develop more by providing more infrastructure service so, we will have more technical advancement. I am promoted as Network Team Leader
At the same time I got another offer from a company they are in Trading and cotracting firm having around 45 locations. My role there is to manage complete infrastructure includes, Networks, Servers and Cisco Voice. I will have technically decision making power too there.
Now i am in co
Hi All,
I am a Senior Security Engineer in of the leading IT Companies however i haven't had a chance to complete any security Ceritification till now...
but i request anyone of you to suggest as what could be the right Certification for me to pursue?
my boss advised me to complete CompTia Sec + however i am in dilemma to go for CompTia Security + or CCNA Security or anything else which is high in demand ...
couldnt really take the further step by my own, hence anyone of your suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
DSRV
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Hey all;
This is for ppl working in the Gulf countries only:
I want to ask you the following: if someone with the below mentioned qualification (find below), how much salary should be expected:
Experience: More than 8 years in large companies (Insurance and banking) as System, Network & Database Admin.
Education: MS in Information Technology, BSE in Computer Network Engineering.
Technical Certificates:
Microsoft: MCITP (WinSrv08 Enterprise Admin, Enterprise Support Technician "Vista")
MCTS (Exchange 2007, ISA 2006, SCCM, SCOM, SQL 2008)
MCSE 2003
MCSA 2003
MCDST "XP"
I have been having the hardest time finding a job in IT ever since I finished my course. I am 20 years old, and have my CCNA and have also completed a 1500 hour Network Administration (A.E.C) course in Quebec. I did a two and a half month stage at a company, they liked me, gave me 100% mark for my class. They hired me back on a one month contract to replace the main IT guy while he was on vacation. Everything went smoothly, employees even e-mailed my boss telling him how much of a good worker I am and how they should hire me. But the company simply didn't need a second IT Admin guy, and couldn't hire me.
I have had my resume on Jobboom, workopolis, kovasys and monster. I get tons of job oppurtunities e-mailed to me, 70% which I feel comfortable with, but I never get a
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