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Thread ID: 36292	2003-08-05 05:30:00	What certs are good??( Or have you got a job for me)	Jock Whiteside (4150)	Press F1

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165558	2003-08-07 02:44:00	If you are interested in callcentre work then send your CV to or get hold of: Tania Howard Recruitment Manager TeleTech Limited DDI: 9 529 3078 Fax: 9 529 3168 Mob: 027 2232 320 tania.howard *at* nz.teletech.com Level 4, 277 Broadway, Newmarket P O Box 99 736, Newmarket, Auckland It could be Auckland area only, and I believe Xtra has finished it's schedule assessments so it could be months for the next job assessment there. I'm sure they do other job assessments for other companies too. Just let her know what type of work you are interested in along the lines of helpdesk and she'll get back to you hopefully. Make sure your CV or method you contact her she can get back to you. Hmm... maybe we could post details of important recruitment agencies that are useful, I know TeleTech is vital in Xtra Helpdesk positions and maybe other ISPs. Read up on this company and find out what they do and it doesn't hurt to ask them what they do either. Hopefully this may help some peope.	Kame (312)
165559	2003-08-07 03:11:00	>>I have been talking to a non-profit organisation You probably need to try a few and/or take some sales/marketing lessons from Greg S :D	Dolby Digital (160)
165560	2003-08-12 02:05:00	> >>I have been talking to a non-profit organisation > You probably need to try a few and/or take some > sales/marketing lessons from Greg S :D I am just been patient with them :)	stu140103 (137)
165561	2003-08-12 02:07:00	> Harsh Stu, I don't think you'll get any work out of > PF1 Community with that sort of attitude . What . . . I ask & I got shot it the foot by the PF1 Community! > You've > given up and there's no determination . NO I have not given up, I am just frustrate > Although why > try PF1? Because it is a sort of well know forum for computer/ Internet help . :) > There are bigger and better places (sorry > PF1 :P) Like where????? If you do not want to say here you can e-mail me: stuartw77 at hotmail dot com > to try and posting for a job in a forum is > just like posting your CV to a jobsite, rare > occassion someone gets noticed . I know…	stu140103 (137)
165562	2003-08-12 07:06:00	> > Harsh Stu, I don't think you'll get any work out > of > > PF1 Community with that sort of attitude . > > What . . . I ask & I got shot it the foot by the PF1 > Community! > I agree there stu . . . . . . . . . . some of the replys you got on that thread were plain rude and ignorant . Talk about kicking stu when he was down	Baldy (26)
165563	2003-08-12 07:54:00	I am sure no-one meant to be rude or mean to Stu or Jock. His frustration is understandable. This is an ideal forum to ask for some advice from a wide range of people with experience. Helpful people. However we need to be rational when the answers are not what we wish for. I found myself nodding wisely (if that is possible) at various suggestions. Life is not easy or even fair. I suggest Stu and Jock do some unpaid work for clubs and local groups using computing skills. This will yield some undying gratitude as well as respect and references. Qualifications are not worth a lot without experience. Forget about money in the short term, you have to build up credibility. Also try working at something not directly related to computing - serendipity can provide opportunities you would never have expected. The more people you have contact with, the better your chances. Good luck to both of you. Winston001 PS- Sorry but I have got to strongly agree about spelling and grammar. It may not be taught much in schools but errors completely distract from the message. Bad spelling is a bad look.:D	Winston001 (3612)
165564	2003-08-12 08:02:00	> I suggest Stu and Jock do some unpaid work for clubs > and local groups using computing skills . That is all well if you are S t i l l at school! & You have thing to do part from layering around the house but I am NOT AT School so you can see where I am coming from… . . . . . . . > This will > yield some undying gratitude as well as respect and > references . Qualifications are not worth a lot > without experience . Forget about money in the short > term, you have to build up credibility .	stu140103 (137)
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