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anything currently open in the NYC area for a helpdesk/sysadmin with significant media/television technology experience? I've got vmware, shoretel, win7/2k8, osx (casper/jamf), webhelpdesk, juniper, exchange 2010, a little bit of linux (LAMP stacks mostly) experience and some puppet/nagios experience as well. I'm very well-rounded maybe, mostly the product of working in a small enough IT department that i've had to touch basically every aspect of IT at some point in the last couple years. I think my current job is going downhill very rapidly and I think I need to explore some options just in case this place blows up and shuts down in the next couple months or sooner. Any ideas would be super.
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Mierdaan posted:Yeah, I've never understood what understanding the computational complexity of bubblesort has to do with unfucking user profiles or print drivers or whatever. It's basically the HR process bubble sorting stacks of resumes, and then dropping everyone under a threshold. Most places get plenty of people with CS degrees, so you have to find a place to just arbitrarily reject people or at least intimidate them from submitting a resume in the first place. Even still, HR job descriptions are an ideal candidate and only in absolutely horrible job markets does anyone ever get their ideal job candidate, since one job's ideal is trying to jump to an even more ambitious job and so on and so forth. 2+ years means they'll settle for a year with a good interview/cover letter. Degrees are usually just so you're intimidated against sending a resume, as long as you don't lie about not having one it's probably only going to make a difference if you have a lovely cover letter or gently caress up the interview and someone with a degree didn't. Once you get in, experience matters way more than a degree. If you're going for a job that wants 5 years of experience, you can be pretty sure they don't really need you to have a degree.
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