Tech support from employers point of view..

Timmy_d · 11-03-2007 11:10AM #1

Does 'tech support' stand to you from an employers point of view after you have your degree finished,what do people think? as in is it valuable work experience..

Moonbeam · 13-03-2007 01:37PM

Yes it is.

But tech support is a huge area so elaborate.

the_syco · 30-03-2007 01:36AM

Yes, but you must have at least 6 months of it, otherwise many employers don't see it as experience.

TomTom · 11-04-2007 10:36AM

Really depends on your degree also. If you just finished your degree and went straight to a tech support job that cool if you could not get another job. You must aim higher at first though. Only if all else fails take the customer support role. I started in tech support and now work in a NOC so its a very valid starting point.

The_B_Man · 11-04-2007 03:57PM

lol NOC. Our NOC jsut has a lsit of ppl to contact in case a server goes down. IF a server does go down, they call the person in charge of that server, and that person fixes it! you doin NOC in that same old place?

underworld · 11-04-2007 05:33PM

sorry lads NOC?
any of ye heard of antone that done the ericsson summer work placement in athlone have an interview for them next week

elvis2002 · 12-04-2007 12:56PM

NOC - Network Operations Centre

I work for Ericsson currently. They are hiring some students now for work placement. Mostly in business area. Whats the summer job in Athlone? Software development/testing work?

Tech support from employers point of view..

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