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What city you inHow it the job market for you guys?
I'm currently searching for a help desk / desktop support position and they require mad experience. So far, I'm not having any luck at all
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What city you inHow it the job market for you guys?
I'm currently searching for a help desk / desktop support position and they require mad experience. So far, I'm not having any luck at all
LAWhat city you in
If you think you can do it just apply, some it support shops tend to overvalue themselves, it ain't rocket surgery.How it the job market for you guys?
I'm currently searching for a help desk / desktop support position and they require mad experience. So far, I'm not having any luck at all
Yeah I just read something to the likes of what you said. I know having the A+ is helpful for a help desk job, but I thought I would get some action going by nowIf you think you can do it just apply, some it support shops tend to overvalue themselves, it ain't rocket surgery.
bruh there are so many open positions for desktop support, if u want i can help you out with ur resume u might have to cap a bit in regards to experience. if you are computer savvy u can get away with it if its level 1 support.
I'm going to start calling in a week or so.bruh there are so many open positions for desktop support, if u want i can help you out with ur resume u might have to cap a bit in regards to experience. if you are computer savvy u can get away with it if its level 1 support.
have u contacted any recruiter?
You have a linkedin profile? post a link hereI'm going to start calling in a week or so.
I'm fixing it up now. I haven't logged in in yearsYou have a linkedin profile? post a link here
lmk if u need any helpI'm going to start calling in a week or so.
For sure. I appreciate the help.lmk if u need any help
Just started my first IT internship a few weeks ago. Its a desktop support position at a place that does government work. Changing industries after 10 years. Its a grind but I'm learning a lot.
If you could, describe your duties. I'm looking into desktop support as well
Are you constantly busy?So far it’s been imagining computers, remote support, installing applications, installing hardware around the building, inventorying equipment, and troubleshooting applications when I can. But again, it’s only been 2 weeks so I’m sure I’ll learn to do more.
Yeah I just read something to the likes of what you said. I know having the A+ is helpful for a help desk job, but I thought I would get some action going by now
Luckily, I'm taking that test next week or so.
Yeah I was just coming to this realization because the supposed qualifications are borderline ridiculous for a level 1 help desk gig.HR writes those postings and even at FAANGs they just throw everything they possibly can in those qualifications.
Apply anyways, they're not really looking for all that
I see A+ as the recommended cert to get to start things off. There are classes in the city I can take, but want to make sure I'm not wasting my time or money but will pay for gaining the necessary knowledge.
Any recommendations on what I should do to start?
Yeah I was just coming to this realization because the supposed qualifications are borderline ridiculous for a level 1 help desk gig.
At the moment, I'm just gonna study for my A+ and take the test next week. Mike Meyers book was a great reference but some of the practice tests got me feeling like I'm not ready. I've been doing good meon Professor Messers quizzes tho
Are you constantly busy?
I got my CSPO, CSM, thinking about the Scrum Developer Cert. or go for Professional Cert.Getting my Scrum Master Cert this weekend. Company will reimburse so figured it was time to start grabbing some certs.
I’m a supervisor for desktop support to a team of 10. To say it’s a grind is an understatement when you’re trying to get all these damn windows feature updates to like 4000 end points.Just started my first IT internship a few weeks ago. Its a desktop support position at a place that does government work. Changing industries after 10 years. Its a grind but I'm learning a lot.
U don't have a wsus server?I’m a supervisor for desktop support to a team of 10. To say it’s a grind is an understatement when you’re trying to get all these damn windows feature updates to like 4000 end points.
Yea, but our updates for end points pull through from SCCMU don't have a wsus server?