I am looking for a permanent full-time job - technician prefered

dar3k

Dear Sirs/Madams

My name is Darek I am 33 years old polish Office Manager / IT Teacher in secondary school / Linux and Windows NT administrator.
I am looking for a permanent full-time job in Ireland.
It can be any kind of jobs: technical support (computing), manufacturing technician, general operative, maintenance personnel, handy man, hotel/restaurant/pub personnel.

I have more than 5 years experience in office field. I am graduated economist (management and marketing) and now I provide excellent customer/student service.
I am graduated IT teacher, with 5 years experience working in secondary school with botch children and adults.
I am skilled sysadmin and I have a lot of experience working in the areas of Debian Linux administration. I have a lot of experence assembling PC's.
Also, I am old hand at house work. I can installs customer electronic and cabling.

Anyone interested to have quite joung, honest and very motivated man to work for him/her visit my homepage:
http://www.off-world.ltd.pl


If you are interested in hiring me, or have any qestions, please email me at:
dariusz.kos@gmail.com

p.s.
I can start work as soon as possible, in two/three weeks.
Curriculum Vitae of mine in attachment - pdf file

CiaranC

Hi mate,

Recruiters are absolutely crying out for multilingual tech support over here.

Not exactly a life careers choice, but certainly enough to get your foot in the door and provide financial stability and backing for a permanent move.

Check the various Irish recruitment websites for ads looking for your particular language(s).

fas.ie
irishjobs.ie
monster.ie


etc.

Bogger77

argree totally with Ciaran above, you should be able to get a job doing Tech Support or Customer Service representitive easy enough.
Here's a quick search on www.monster.ie . It's just a list of all jobs with the word polish in the job description.

there's support roles in Cork and Dublin.

At the moment, the jobs market is increasing again here, but it might be hard to get a job while you are still in Poland. I suggest that you try to organise your interviews to take place over one week, and fly here for that week.

The roles available probably won't pay a lot, relative to Irish wages and rent can be quite high in Dublin, so try to share with friends who are already here perhaps

Also, while the job maybe a stepping stone for you, try not to let the interviewer know :-)

And if you can, try go direct to the company rather than through an agency. Example, siemens are looking for a helpdesk person : click

Best of luck.

nesf

I wouldn't put my CV up online where anyone can see it.

You might not have a problem doing this, so I'm not going to edit it out. But, personally, I'd take it out of the post mate.