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time for a change

martd03 · 2017-01-09 14:16:16

Hey guy's I'm looking for some advise, currently I'm employed as a level 1-2 helpdesk agent for an Irish Isp. I've being that almost a year and am starting to look around for a more technical position. I've done some of the more well known IT industry exams, for example Comptia A+, Server+. Mcsa 2008 and CCNA. Just…

09-01-2017 02:16PM

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martd03

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Hey guy's
I'm looking for some advise, currently I'm employed as a level 1-2 helpdesk agent for an Irish Isp.

I've being that almost a year and am starting to look around for a more technical position.
I've done some of the more well known IT industry exams, for example Comptia A+, Server+. Mcsa 2008 and CCNA.

Just wondering if you guy's could offer any advice for some looking to move into a more technical role.
Ps Also thinking of going back to collage fulltime

Regards

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#2 09-01-2017 02:21PM

L1011

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Full-time college isn't going to help realistically. Just apply for more technical roles - there is a huge shortage of available staff right now. You have sufficient certification to get passed most HR departments CV stack cutting.

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