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TechDude
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Registered: Feb 2001
Location: los angeles
Country: usa
State: ca
Certifications: A+, N+, MCSE
Working on: CCNA
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Ive been unsuccesful in my job search in LA, California. Im A+, Network+, and a MCSE. The only experience I have is a end user for 3 years, troubleshooting my own problems with my desktop. Does anyone have any tips on my job search, or is LA just saturated with IT help? Any suggestions would be appreciated, Thanks.
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Zen
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Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Toronto
Country: Canada
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Certifications: MCPx4,CNA
Working on: MCSE NT,MCSA 2000,
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Not that I'll be much help seeing as my own search is going rough, but.... I imagine LA being a larger city like T.O. must have lots of I.T. opportunities. Are you using any job search boards, like Monster.com... or what? Look for entry level Helpdesk positions. they'll love a candidate with your certs. Helpdesks here include Companies like: Symantec/IBM/HP/ATI/Yamaha
There has to be some very large Helpdesk environments in the LA area.
Hope this is some help or inspiration etc.
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Bravesfan
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Registered: Dec 2000
Location: Maryland
Country: USA
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Certifications: MCSE NT4, MCSE 2K, MCP+I, MCSA, CCNA, BCRAN, i-Net+
Working on: MCDBA, CCNP, Citrix, FreeBSD
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Dude,
Post your resume online. Put it up on Monster and 'refresh' it every day and you will get calls... especially in California. I had a Bio/Chem degree and switched in 2 months after getting my MCSE & CCNA. I was offered a job with a gov. contractor with great benefits for 35k to start. It's basically a help desk/support position but I'm working on my CCNP now which will hopefully lead to bigger and better things shortly. Good luck.
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02-19-01 05:16 PM
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Shard
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Registered: Nov 2000
Location: UK
Country: UK
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Certifications: Mcps
Working on: clp,mcse2K,ccna
Total Posts: 120
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02-21-01 10:31 PM
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Kasor
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Registered: Jul 2000
Location: Yankee
Country: USA
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Certifications: n^2
Working on: STUDYING!!!
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That can't be! L.A is a big city. Did u place your resume online?
I know $$$ is the problem for many people. Keep searching, don't quit now.
Good luck
Last edited by Kasor on 02-22-01 at 12:22 AM
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