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Find a Job with A Lot's CERT???
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| cvjetko 2003-12-29, 4:24 pm |
| You Know what Guys !!!!!
Now after successfully finished IT college and really hard work I got almost all my certificate.
Do you have any idea how to find a properly job if someone has a lots certificate ..
Some company send to me message that I'm over qualified is that not sad..
Specially I can not find anything with my MCSE SECURITY not even in the Workopolis
Exam Notes is a Professional web site and I use all the study time I like especially
Your short printable notes that help me at the need before take exam to approve an refresh my Knowledge..
If someone has any usable web address where can I go and register an look for a Job..
MCSE SECURITY,Network Engineer,CCNA,CNA,A+,
Network+,SCO CUSA and ACE,MCSA SECURITY,
cvjetko@hotmail.com | |
| PoorboyTech 2003-12-29, 4:26 pm |
| monster.com
(btw, am I the only one that had to reread this more than once to understand it?) | |
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| azimuth40 2003-12-29, 4:36 pm |
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Originally posted by PoorboyTech
monster.com
(btw, am I the only one that had to reread this more than once to understand it?)
Well he is from Canada, english might not be his first language. Otherwise I would say return to school and get a cert in some of those soft skills. Tons of certs but what about experience. | |
| enforcer 2003-12-29, 5:04 pm |
| Might be worth 'dropping' some of the certs.
I.E only declare those that might be required for the job you are applying for plus one more . | |
| PoorboyTech 2003-12-30, 9:45 am |
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Originally posted by enforcer
Might be worth 'dropping' some of the certs.
I.E only declare those that might be required for the job you are applying for plus one more .
This actually brings up a good question. Do you rewrite your resume to specifically gear it towards the position you are applying for? | |
| enforcer 2003-12-30, 9:49 am |
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Originally posted by PoorboyTech
This actually brings up a good question. Do you rewrite your resume to specifically gear it towards the position you are applying for?
Simple answer : yes
you should always try and tailor your CV/Resume to the job you are applying for. The basics should stay the same but prominence should be given to the skills which most match the job requirements. | |
| Spides 2003-12-30, 9:54 am |
| Yep you haven't mentioned experience, all those letters after your name might as well relate to sexual diseases for all the employers will care. I also noticed the poor grammer but then again I am not a journalist. I had about eight different resumes. You have to shape them to a job. What good is a CCNA if you are doing desktop support? With those amount of certs I would personally think you live and breathe computers and I wouldn't be able to keep you for long..........change your CV to specific jobs and good luck |
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