Any IT or Computer jobs open

[DirtyDawg]

JB,

I'm an engineering recruiter by day, and my employer also has an IT division. Please PM me and I will get you more details. Thanks, DD

 

[LightningCrash]

JB, did your friend end up getting a gig? Don't leave us hanging.

 

[aviator41]

Curious myslef. Good IT help is hard to find.

IT help is easy. Skills are always missing. Basic skills like reporting writing, technical paper editing, network scaling and documentation - see the pattern yet? Last two guys I interviewed couldn' even use Excel, but they called themselves Network Admins. Neither got hired.

 

[kjones99]

HP has some jobs. Many are telecommute so you work from home.

No more work from home as of Wednesday. Butt in seat from here on out according to Meg.

 

[Powerman620]

This post got me thinking. My son is applying at OSU and is going to take computer engineering. He has been accepted into honors class, is he getting into a field that is going to be hard to find/keep a job? He likes th cyber security end of computers

 

[LightningCrash]

This post got me thinking. My son is applying at OSU and is going to take computer engineering. He has been accepted into honors class, is he getting into a field that is going to be hard to find/keep a job? He likes th cyber security end of computers

Cyber security is a good specialty imo. There are still tons of companies, even among the Fortune 500, that have a ton of growing left to do in that area.
2013 was a big year, 2014 was a huge year, i feel that 2015 is going to be bigger. The hits are going to be bigger and harder and we'll need even more good people working defense.

 

[aviator41]

Good choice of major. Make sure the skills are rounded out with skills outside of IT. Things like report writing, direction following, punctuality, proper dress for the position etc. Those things seperate out the good interviewers.

 

[cheese79]

I am tired of seeing all the kids come out of school with whatever computer degrees they get and cant even do basic trouble shooting... kills me

 

[JKinds]

We have a few positions open.. http://www.sstsoftware.com/about-us/career-opportunities/"

 

[ParkingLot]

Curious myslef. Good IT help is hard to find.

IT help is easy. Skills are always missing. Basic skills like reporting writing, technical paper editing, network scaling and documentation - see the pattern yet? Last two guys I interviewed couldn' even use Excel, but they called themselves Network Admins. Neither got hired.

It's posts like this that make me think I can get into IT. I use Excel to keep track of my loads trucking. I just wish I had enough time at home to take some classes and get some certifications so I can get out of the truck and spend more time with my 5 mo. old daughter.