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RE: IT work - applesauce - 11-28-2021
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Yeah it's not. Smile
Good tips though. But in my experience, for entry-level jobs like this it doesn't really matter what your CV or resume says. You just gotta know your stuff. And if they still won't hire you, the internet is full of freelancing helpdesk opportunities.
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I only replied to the post, not any follow up comments. so you're reply was throwing me off.
Its not what? Help desk? What is the job then? receptionist?
while Help Desk may be like that, anything beyond it is going to need experience and /or certs to even get a call back.
why hire you for entry level when they can probably promote form within, something ever company strives to do , especially for IT, as it usually pays more than other department and a much better working environment, so if no other IT employee fits the bill nor any other employees is trying to get it, then whoever they do get is def going to have certs or experience
PS. "in your experience"? if you had experience i doubt you'd be asking what you did in the first place.
RE: IT work - hiddenbro25 - 11-28-2021
Best of luck with your application!
RE: IT work - talrodil - 11-28-2021
(11-28-2021, 07:31 AM)applesauce Wrote: I only replied to the post, not any follow up comments. so you're reply was throwing me off.
Its not what? Help desk? What is the job then? receptionist?
while Help Desk may be like that, anything beyond it is going to need experience and /or certs to even get a call back.
why hire you for entry level when they can probably promote form within, something ever company strives to do , especially for IT, as it usually pays more than other department and a much better working environment, so if no other IT employee fits the bill nor any other employees is trying to get it, then whoever they do get is def going to have certs or experience
PS. "in your experience"? if you had experience i doubt you'd be asking what you did in the first place.
Yeah sorry I probably hijacked the thread a bit and misread your post as replying to me.
Would love to hear OP's current situation though!
RE: IT work - Weder - 12-05-2021
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RE: IT work - GroddyDee - 12-13-2021
If you have problems with recommendations, then you should pay attention to filling your resume portfolio with your own projects. Of course, professional experience is important. However, if you can show that you are good at your projects. Then you can find a better job.
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