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    bkraft

    Active Member
    Jul 24, 2008
    812
    Eldersburg
    I have a position that will be posted in the next few days for an opening I'll need to fill by mid-June.

    I am looking for an entry level IT person, experience is a plus, that can handle day-to-day help desk type requests, basic printer and workstation troubleshooting, new hire account creations, basic software troubleshooting for things like MS Office, Adobe Acrobat, ect. Account setup, maintenance and troubleshooting on VoIP equpment. Minor (minor and rare) local travel to support remote sites (mileage reimbursed).

    This is for a non-profit in the DC Metro area. This is an entry level position and pay will be compatible with that.

    This is s full time 8:30-5:00 M-F, hourly paid position.
     
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    MDFF2008

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    Aug 12, 2008
    24,774
    I have a friend who might be interested. He's doing a career change. How entry level is entry level to you :)
     
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    bkraft

    Active Member
    Jul 24, 2008
    812
    Eldersburg
    Entry level to me means he'll have to be happy in the 35K-40k range depending on experience. We have good benefits and can pay for training, though.

    I'm happy to train anyone who has a desire. They will have to be quick learners and have good attention to detail, though.
     
    Coffee

    Coffee

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    Jan 12, 2009
    894
    Odenton
    What sorts of qualifications are you looking for? I'm 35, looking to transition from teaching into IT. I have no professional IT experience, but am currently pursuing an AA in IT; should be N+ by the end of this summer, and CCNA by the end of the next school year. I have been building/tinkering with computers all my life, as well.

    I'm willing to learn, and work hard.
     
    psycosteve

    psycosteve

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    Sep 3, 2012
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    bkraft said:
    Entry level to me means he'll have to be happy in the 35K-40k range depending on experience. We have good benefits and can pay for training, though.

    I'm happy to train anyone who has a desire. They will have to be quick learners and have good attention to detail, though.
    Click to expand...

    Heck I did one of those trade schools for networking a few years back and as long as it is not Linux based networking it should be nothing to get back into the swing of things.
     
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    bkraft

    Active Member
    Jul 24, 2008
    812
    Eldersburg
    Sorry, guys. I was off of the site a couple days. I just got done replying to PMs. The position is still open. Coffee, sounds like you'd fit just fine. I can actually offer additional certification training as part of the job if your hired so that might be an interest/help to you. Psycosteve, no Linux. Windows based office with Cisco and some Citrix/Term Server thrown in. But the position is mainly desktop support to start and will grow as you want it.

    If anyone wants to get me a resume, please PM me and I'll provide my work email to send to.
     
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