My company's IT division is understaffed and currently needs someone for a permanent, full-time position. This is an entry-level position and deals primarily with Windows operating systems. The position is slated to start in May (post-graduation) so this is primarily for graduating seniors. Starting salary has not been determined yet.

PM for more details.

12/22/2006 4:20:34 PM

everybody knows Windows

[Edited on December 22, 2006 at 4:43 PM. Reason : w]

12/22/2006 4:43:39 PM

^ But not everyone knows how to fix windows or keep it working on a mass scale.

12/22/2006 4:44:37 PM

true


I am sure they have a range on the salary

12/22/2006 4:47:11 PM

^^^ It's primarily Windows XP.... salary is up to the head of the IT department. He didn't give me a salary to quote so you can take it up with him.

12/22/2006 4:59:25 PM

Position duties/responsibilities?
Benefits?
Company Website/Information?

I know you said PM for more info. But you aren't giving much to go off of. For all we know, this is a permanent position on Best Buy's Geek Squad.

12/22/2006 6:54:01 PM

check your inbox.

12/28/2006 12:02:30 AM

hit me up with a PM about ^^ too

i've been trying to avoid IT but beggars cant be choosers

12/28/2006 12:07:58 AM

I'd like to know as well. Send some info my way.

12/28/2006 1:33:43 AM

You guys need to PM your questions if you need something specific. I'd prefer to keep any potentially sensitive information off the thread.

12/28/2006 1:41:54 AM

A detailed job description is in the works, once it is approved (within the next few business days) I will be happy to provide it to all interested parties via PM. Thanks again to those who have shown interest.

12/28/2006 9:07:05 AM

for anyone in greensboro, i'm going to need a couple of assistants on a project i have coming up. i'm sure they are doing their own hiring, since i don't do that kind of stuff.... but if you'd like me to forward on your resume, and maybe say you'd be a good fit (if you are) - i'd be happy to. especially if you've never pissed me off on here (ha ha). the project sounds very tedious, but my team won't be the ones doing the pain-in-the-ass work. we be developers

12/28/2006 9:13:17 AM

Who's the employer?

12/28/2006 11:12:58 AM

i'm gonna guess TRAVIS' CRACK AND PROSTITUTE EMPORIUM

12/28/2006 11:17:52 AM

Job description now available:

Quote :

"Seeking permanent, full time technical support person for 260+ employee Engineering firm Requirements: Windows Desktop and PC Hardware installation & troubleshooting, networking fundamentals Excellent bedside manner and communication skills 2yrs experience A+, Network+ certifications preferred Visual Basic and/or scripting experience a plus Autocad experience a plus Travel: Travel to Wilmington/Brunswick offices periodically required "

1/4/2007 9:50:25 AM

What's the name of the firm?

1/4/2007 12:29:06 PM

still no pay range, huh?

1/5/2007 1:43:45 AM

^ and ^^

I repeat... PM for more details. I'll be more than happy to tell you all you'd like about the job. Let me also say, for everyone to hear this time, that this company is GREAT and the environment is wonderful. If you're trying get some experience at the entry-level, this is your job.

I will ask if there's any update on salary tomorrow. Thanks to all who have applied, and congrats to Camus for getting an interview

1/8/2007 9:38:49 PM

Entry level.... requires 2 years experience...


does not compute

1/9/2007 10:06:05 AM

^I think what he means is, entry level as in college graduate, but requires 2 years of experience in IT (as in, internships, part-time jobs, etc)... it's easily feesable for someone to have done this.

Hell, I'm not even an IT related graduate and I'm thinking of applying because of my part-time work experience.

1/9/2007 10:09:37 AM

I was going to ask, I might be interested. I have a few months experience, but is a degree required? Still working on mine online after school. Just curious, thanks.

1/9/2007 10:11:16 AM

I wouldn't say so... I mean, someone who's worked part-time on like... the best buy geek squad or something for 2 years would have this experience:

Quote :

"Windows Desktop and PC Hardware installation & troubleshooting, networking fundamentals Excellent bedside manner and communication skills 2yrs experience"

1/9/2007 10:12:26 AM

For most IT positions, employers care what skills/certs/experience you have, not what degree. The position I hold has "4-year degree required" (maybe it just said preferred, I dunno) but I work with guys who don't have their degree. I should point out that I make about 10% more /year starting though...

1/9/2007 10:48:24 AM