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EMC Careers Open Day - Imperial Hotel, Cork City,Saturday 7th January...

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  • 06-01-2012 3:58pm
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    Worztron
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    EMC Careers Open Day - Imperial Hotel, Cork City,Saturday 7th January 12:00noon - 6:00pm

    http://www.jobs.ie/ApplyForJob.aspx?Id=1145628

    Regarding the 3 IT positions on the above page - do you need a 3rd level qualification for the 'Technical Support Engineers' roles? If so can someone give an example?

    IT
    * Technical Support Engineers
    * Java Developers
    * Program Managers

    Can people offer their views on EMC? Are they good/bad?

    Mitch Hedberg: "Rice is great if you're really hungry and want to eat two thousand of something."

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    Orobhsa
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    http://www.irishjobs.ie/Jobs/Tech-Support-Engineer-6673738.aspx


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    [Deleted User]
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    Worztron wrote: »
    .................

    Regarding the 3 IT positions on the above page - do you need a 3rd level qualification for the 'Technical Support Engineers' roles? If so can someone give an example?

    ....................

    Can people offer their views on EMC? Are they good/bad?

    The vast majority of engineer roles require a degree.


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    -Toppy-
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    *disclaimer I work in EMC as senior TSE*
    I have interviewed a number of people of the years and its not necessarily the fact that they have a degree would be important to me. However the would need to be able to demonstrate their relevant experience clearly to me and on their CV
    (For example I was recently interviewing a guy who had no degree but had 20 years experience including unix and VMS - that to me indicates a guy who *should* know his stuff technically (without getting into the details of the experience)

    Once again I might be biased but yeah its a decent enough job, good as both a stepping stone or a long term career (there are some TSE's who are in EMC for 10 yrs+)
    Hope that helps
    Toppy


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    horgan_p
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    Just reread the ad , its for support to external people , not supporting emc's internal network. /sadface

    I contracted there some time back as internal desk side support. One of the best jobs I ever contracted. Great place to work , and as I recall the place was dripping with pretty girls (always helps).

    Seriously though , a cool place to work.If they were offering full-time permanent positions for desk side support (level 2 or 3) , I'd be on hands and knees begging for a job.


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    cork_south
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    I heard it was jam packed today.


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    EyeSight
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    cork_south wrote: »
    I heard it was jam packed today.
    I walked past at around 2pm and there was a queue out the door and down that side street towards the post office


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