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Greeting Sir,

High-growth companies require visionary talent that is broad in perspective, merging all core disciplines to achieve common goals and deliver aggressive performance results. In my career, I have done just that.

With more than 3 years of information technology background, I have been delivering innovative network-driven IT solutions, working as a network administrator, systems administrator, internet/intranet support solutions, LAN/WAN applications, and LAN/WAN designer.

My technical proficiencies include a wide range of Network skills, being certified as a Cisco Certified Network Professional CCNP where I gained many technical skills in Routers, Switches, Remote Access, and Internetwork Troubleshooting. I have also concluded a Complete Certification Program in Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer MCSE Windows 2000 from Microsoft Corporation, and Master Certified Internet Webmaster Administrator MCIW-Admin from CIW Organization.

The enclosed resume briefly outlines my experience and accomplishments. If it appears that my qualifications meet your current needs, I would be happy to further discuss my background in a meeting with you. You are most welcome to visit my detailed online-resume at http://engsary.tripod.com

I thank you for your time and effort. I look forward to your call.

Sincerely,


Sary Alkayyali
+966-54-160053
Riyadh,Saudi Arabia

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Nice one. I got lots to learn

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Wrtie your Advise to next step please.

Best Regards;
SaRy

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Sary77, you seem to have a good covering letter and killing CV, all you have to do is just keep applying for those jobs you're experienced for. The IT job market is at it's lowest and has been so for almost two years in a running. The UK or US is no difference as I live in the UK and it's difficult to land an interview less even a job. But don't give up just keep plugging away and learning as IT is always emerging with new technologies. Best wishes in your IT career and feel free to post a question or article. Cheerio How did the last job interview go? Lets us know in your reply.

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I make interview with more than 60 Companies like( Microsoft, HP, Nortel,....etc) I hope i can catch good offer @ Saudi Arabia

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I Still Search but Still happy
Click new address my URL:

http://www.geocities.com/sarykayyali

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Originally posted by Sary77
I Still Search but Still happy
Click new address my URL:

http://www.geocities.com/sarykayyali

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You certainly have an impressive CV!

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The website looks good, Sary, as does the cover letter. I would expect it to impress a prospective employer.

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QUOTE]Originally posted by Sary77
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Wrtie your Advise to next step please.

Best Regards;
SaRy [/QUOTE]

A CV is different than a US resume so my comments might not be relevant, but I would say your CV is a bit dry. As a person that's hired people the one thing I want to know is what experience you have that would be close to what I need you to do for me.

In other words, it's great that you have experience in Windows 2000 Server, but what did you do with it? Have you ever had to create a RAID system, implement a SAN, have you done backups, managed a VPN, setup users, etc. Windows 2000 covers so much, but if I need a DNS expert or a person that can setup an Active Directory Zone Transfer I have no idea if your knowledge is at that level.

Again, this is from an American's view point where I've been turned down because my resume didn't actually mention a technology, even though I knew it well. It could be too verbose for a CV, for all I know. Though anything over a two page resume is considered a risk in the US, and one page is preferred.

I guess I'm saying I would suggest some more details on what you actually did on the job. What experience sets you apart from the 20 others that know Windows, Cisco and all the other stuff?

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Give the guy a break as to me he's CV or resume looks very impressive. I am not quite sure of the point you were trying to make.

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