 | My mother keeps telling me that it won't be successful career. I don't want to believe her because she's always pessimistic besides she rarely does her research since she doesn't really use computer at all. How can she know if she doesn't do her research??
I've seen a lot of job positions for computer support specialist on the internet but one of my friends said its too hard to find a job for that.
I don't know if its true anymore. Please tell me if it'd make a fair career!
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| My mother keeps telling me that it won't be successful career. I don't want to believe her because she's always pessimistic besides she rarely does her research since she doesn't really use computer at all. How can she know if she doesn't do her research??
I've seen a lot of job positions for computer support specialist on the internet but one of my friends said its too hard to find a job for that.
I don't know if its true anymore. Please tell me if it'd make a fair career!
1 answer - Asked By: John Doe - 7/4/2011 |
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 | I want to apply for geek squads double agent- In-Home Computer Specialist Job and I want to know how much is the starting wage. I have many years of experience as a computer repair tech as well as tier 2 tech support agent in a call center for at&t U-verse. I am located in Phoenix, AZ. thanks
1 answer - Asked By: acaglumac - 4/24/2012 |
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| I want to hire a computer specialist who can help when a client is being stalked on the internet to find out who it is, email origin tracing, assist some of our business customers with simple stuff like employee monitoring, chat room log monitoring, basic internal security...you get the idea.
How would I word an employment ad that would get the right person with the right skills for this job?
6 answers - Asked By: Time to change my name! - 2/20/2007 |
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| I know I'm not physically strong, but I'm strong enough get pass boot camp, I have a understanding for Hardware and Software. Would helping out in the rear as a computer specialist be a good way to serve my country effectively? Since I have an easy time understanding my computer.
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| I just want to know what type of computer jobs/Careers are there
please can you put information about that job /career for me thx.
2 answers - Asked By: ............. - 12/27/2008 |
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1 answer - Asked By: The Zunester - 12/12/2008 |
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2 answers - Asked By: live and learn - 5/29/2010 |
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| I was wondering if someone could give me more information on what a IT Specialist job would require from an individual if a college is searching for a Junior/Senior/Masters individual. I noticed they were fine with the combination of Engineering and Computer Science.
I am actually a engineering major with a computer science minor.
Any idea what they are looking for from an application? Anything that you can suggest that I might not think to write down on a resume for it?
1 answer - Asked By: Underground - 8/18/2011 |
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| I've always wanted to work in government but people keep telling me that it would hard for me to find a job working with government. I have always been good with computers and I hear there is a high demand in computer specialists.
2 answers - Asked By: HaloReachAddictedGamer - 1/23/2013 |
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| I am going for a AS degree in Computer Network Specialist at my Community College. I am half way done. After I get my CCNA and graduate, how do I get a job in this field? What are the hours when I start work in this field and pay? Etc?
3 answers - Asked By: live and learn - 7/22/2010 |
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| Ok im not much a complainer ill do whatever if it pays good. im thinking something in engineering or computer specialist. idk what seems best? what job do you have and how much do you make? btw: i live in the poorest place in the u.s.a. seriously google it and youll know where i live. well anywayss yaaa.
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| Where exactly do you go to find that kind of job? and do you have to go to college, or can you start looking after high school?
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| My local junior college offers a certificate of completion program for computer programming specialist. You get a certificate, just like you would say if you were a pharmacy tech.
Its a 16-17 unit coarse.
What kind of jobs could you get with something like this? Where in California do you think i would have to move or commute to this kind of job?
The good thing is that I'll get this certificate before i even get an AS in Comp Sci. Sooo i might as well get it right?
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| I'm thinking like after high school, if i'm interseted in becoming an computer specialist, i should just look for a job in computer specialist. but i'm not sure if you have to go to school or complete some training. can someone tell me what i have to do to become a computer specialist.
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| A few weeks ago, i had an interview as a computer specialist. they told me to contact them about my job status in two weeks, which is now. i can ask professionally what my job status is (where do I stand).
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Would it be possible to get an A+ certification and an associates degree in computer science, then get a job as a computer support specialist, and finally get a job as a network admin?
Best answer gets $10,000.
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| What does the employer look for in the interview? I am half way done with my computer network specialist degree at my community college. Is it hard to get a job? What is the work like? Do I need experience or certifications? My degree requires me to take either 3 credit co-op work experience, journey man card or standard industry examination.? Can you tell me about these three requirements? Is the 3 credit co-op work experience "experience"? What advice can you give me about the computer networking field? Etc?
1 answer - Asked By: live and learn - 5/29/2010 |
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| I want to go back to school to become a Computer Support Specialist, but I don't want to spend anymore than 2 years in school. I am in my 30's now and don't want to spend a lot of time in school.
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