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Thread ID: 132692	2013-05-20 06:10:00	Welcome iNoob, we are honoured to meet you	iNoob (17086)	PC World Chat

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1342173	2013-05-20 10:41:00	+1. :)	Trev (427)
1342174	2013-05-20 10:48:00	Building, construction, CAD, home built computers, 3D printing, kitchen design and hanging out here. Jack of many things master of few would sum it up I suppose Not bad Gordon, not bad. Just looking at your post, what is it you actually want to do for a job ? Whats basically asked is a general set of questions, not really relating to any one or two occupations. Some courses are great for what you intend to do, others not so great. What you actually listed: "CompTIA: A+, Server+, Network+, Security+. Linux +, CASP" Can be part of several different professions. Just a point and "Helpful advice" for future references ;) -- looking at the original post again, I'd be very likely to dismiss it completely if I were an employer and the application was written like that, in similar format -- :groan:. Why you may ask ??? :confused: Take a look at the questions / numbers ???? They are numbered 1,3,3,7 instant thought -- that's a copy/paste job that has not been proof read before presenting ( should read 1,2,3,4) -- So what's the persons actual work going to be like --- tisk tisk. I've already said not to ask me question that my psychiatrist would ask. Don't worry about the occupation I'm aiming for, the questions I'm asking are the issue here; assuming I actually asked them and not rhetorically? So do you know anything of use or are you just asking a question that I've already answered? And if so... *SMH* Yes I know different qualifications can surprisingly lead to different professions, that's definitely the difficult concept here thanks for clearing that up for everyone else, I assume that's your reasoning? I'm sorry I thought this was a forum not an application for a job? And I presume that anyone who saw those numbers especially those who have knowledge in computers and the internet would automatically understand that it is blatantly intentional? Maybe you should stick to seeing things from an employees point of view and not an employers because frankly, I don't think you have what it takes ;) (and no I'm not being mean just honest and I'm sure you will be capable one day). I hope now you know that some messages are sometimes sent in unconventional methods because they get to people who pay attention to detail; you may failed this time but you're on the right track, next time think harder before accusing someone of making a mistake before you make one as above. So do you have any useful information or will that be all?	iNoob (17086)
1342175	2013-05-20 10:50:00	+1. :) Thanks Troy. And yes Gary I typed Gordon intentionally just to be clear. That's odd, Deja Vu.	iNoob (17086)
1342176	2013-05-20 10:53:00	Is this guy Frank Somebody? Writing is in his style. :)	Trev (427)
1342177	2013-05-20 10:58:00	Not bad Gordon, not bad. I've already said not to ask me question that my psychiatrist would ask. Don't worry about the occupation I'm aiming for, the questions I'm asking are the issue here; assuming I actually asked them and not rhetorically? So do you know anything of use or are you just asking a question that I've already answered? And if so... *SMH* Yes I know different qualifications can surprisingly lead to different professions, that's definitely the difficult concept here thanks for clearing that up for everyone else, I assume that's your reasoning? I'm sorry I thought this was a forum not an application for a job? And I presume that anyone who saw those numbers especially those who have knowledge in computers and the internet would automatically understand that it is blatantly intentional? Maybe you should stick to seeing things from an employees point of view and not an employers because frankly, I don't think you have what it takes ;) (and no I'm not being mean just honest and I'm sure you will be capable one day). I hope now you know that some messages are sometimes sent in unconventional methods because they get to people who pay attention to detail; you may failed this time but you're on the right track, next time think harder before accusing someone of making a mistake before you make one as above. So do you have any useful information or will that be all? Doubt you'll get any now after posting that.	Agent_24 (57)
1342178	2013-05-20 11:01:00	Is this guy Frank Somebody? Writing is in his style. :) Hahaha I like this guys thinking, and if anyone likes me (or can tolerate me) has issues but only the ones that make thinking easier. Hello sir and what's your specialty?	iNoob (17086)
1342179	2013-05-20 11:05:00	:lol: Maybe you should stick to seeing things from an employees point of view and not an employers because frankly, I don't think you have what it takes (and no I'm not being mean just honest and I'm sure you will be capable one day). That's rich coming from a person whos asking for advice on courses ,employment.:lol: Just for your own self-centered big headed ideas -- I been on both side of the job situation -- Not only did I use to work for others for many years, But I now also own and run my own Computer business for over 10 years. I get calls all the time from people wanting employment, its real easy to figure out who's a smart arse who thinks they know it all and who actually know what to do. You'd be lucky to even get an interview esp if you write the way you have here. I'm sorry I thought this was a forum not an application for a job It is -- you asked for advice so you were given something helpful -- Hardly our fault your not clever enough to figure out something that will help you in the future.	wainuitech (129)
1342180	2013-05-20 11:06:00	Doubt you'll get any now after posting that. And you doubt it because I was honest? because it might hurt his feelings? Because it might ruin his public image? Honesty I believe in this context was good. His feelings well I can't help him understand that everyone makes mistakes and that you pay for them, it's a lesson we learn that makes us better (if you're strong enough). His public image... well me pointing out what he wrote wasn't really of any help to him or me is easy for everyone else to see, I just made it clear to him. If I'm wrong in this response in any way please feel free to prove me wrong :)	iNoob (17086)
1342181	2013-05-20 11:12:00	:lol: That's rich coming from a person whos asking for advice on courses ,employment. :lol: Just for your own self-centered big headed ideas -- I been on both side of the job situation -- Not only did I use to work for others for many years, But I now also own and run my own Computer business for over 10 years. I get calls all the time from people wanting employment, its real easy to figure out who's a smart arse who thinks they know it all and who actually know what to do. I am asking for everyone's help because I assume someone here has a lot more experience and knowledge than me? You know the whole "I don't know everything in the world" phrase I kind of believe that (and if you haven't heard of that before you have no excuses to deny that you've read it now). Well it's good that you have such a vast amount of experience; more for me to learn from you then isn't it? It's also nice to know that your judgement is in no way impaired and you are confident about that; I am glad for you :) Now about that useful advice you could give me relating to my original posts questions because you have 10 years+ on your belt? And like I said before and I will repeat again, none of what you said before was helpful?	iNoob (17086)
1342182	2013-05-20 11:24:00	Now about that useful advice you could give me relating to my original posts questions because you have 10 years+ on your belt? Read what was written, 10 years running my own business, and many years before that. Its a lot more than you got by the questions being asked , as well as a lot more experience. Seen this sort of thing hundreds of times, people ask for advise and if its something they don't like they go all stupid and anti, it's only helpful if the advise given is what they expected in the first place. One place I used to work at, the head service tech said its simple and funny sometimes, we get people in here doing work experience, they think they know it all, they are easy to spot when starting, with-in 5 minutes we can make them look like total idiots and just prove how much they actually don't know -- And I can tell you now he was spot on the money when he did it to one guy - the poor guy was only there for one day before he said he wasn't coming back, he couldn't handle the real work. People that wanted to learn were taught a lot of real world skills, wannbe's didn't get a second look.	wainuitech (129)
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