in need of work!!!!!!!!!!

sutty · 22-05-2000 1:09pm #1

ok in need of good work

would like to get into IT.
i'm looking for a jr. job (being the boy or something). I would like to get into Desktop support/NT desktop support as in fixing, building computers and user support and takeing a stab at networks, if you know any jobs going please let me know.

ps.. please dont tell me to go to cpl or something as there crap.

pps.. this is for full-time not summer work or part-time.

Bard · 22-05-2000 2:37pm

have you tried The Marlborough Group ?

They seem quite good to me

Hobbes · 23-05-2000 4:57pm

Lotus are always looking for people, if you give me your CV and you get the job I get a bit of cash too (somewhere around 0-1-5K depending on the job). I'll even throw you a couple of sheckles.

bubbles · 25-05-2000 5:11pm

Know you know the type of person who works in Lotus

tarzan · 25-05-2000 6:07pm

hey hobbes, would lotus give me a job in boston ? id be well interested if they would

Trojan · 25-05-2000 6:11pm

Why don't you talk to the guys in Santry, tarzan? You could probably work here for a while then transfer...

Hobbes, what department/section do you work in, in Boston?

Al.

WhiteWashMan · 26-05-2000 12:10am

isnt that spelt shackles?

ButcherOfNog · 30-05-2000 11:11am

lol lotus, omfg, yes just shoot them over a cv and they'll probably appoint you as tech lead on notes or summit.

i have no idea how lotus are still in business with the sort of **** they ship

Hobbes · 30-05-2000 5:32pm

Butcher at this I'm supposed to refer you to our legal and press offices.

(sadly I'm not allowed get into these sort of debates). You sound like u had a few Tech leads applying at your place?

There is a whole range of jobs going from coding to support to marketing, etc.

WWMan:

Tarzen: You would have to apply to the Boston offices and the work is very different then the Irish branch. If your still in collage I know they do take a load of interns from Limerick or Cork (they all sound the same) occasionally for the summer.

If your planning to do it from an Irish company to work abroad you have to have worked with the Irish company at least a year and normally have a certain grade along with qualifactions which they can't hire in the US easily (eg. Specialised skills to the job).

Canaboid · 31-05-2000 2:41pm

Right Sutty, assuming you know a little about computers, I'll tell you what to do.
Get the yellow pages, go to computers. Get a list of 10/12 small to medium sized co.s who do 3rd party support/on site maintenence. Send 'em off a polite CV and cover letter. The pay won't be great at first but it's the best expierence you can get starting off. These firms can't afford to hang on to their support staff so they are prepared to take anyone with the slightest savvy and train them up. After a couple of months they'll put a car/van under your ar$e and tell ya to get out there and fix that yoke. Do a couple of MS exams or somesuch and within 1.5 - 2 years you'll be ready to get a job doing whatever the fu(k you want.

Trust me on this.

Hecate · 02-06-2000 9:43pm

sutty, ring Cathy Kelly in Compaq Tech Support.(01 214 2351)

They are looking for full time people on a 2 year contract. I would have taken the position if it was temporary

Compaq TCSC is in the Belfield business campus, near UCD, so transport shouldnt be a problem with the amount of buses that go out there.

Hobbes · 02-06-2000 10:00pm

Funny I mentioned interns, appears a whole wad of them are coming from UL for the next few months. Finally someone to do my shopping for me while I'm in work.