How do I meet the requirements set forth for the IS Support Coordinator Job. Well after reading the requirements I was extremely happy. I feel that I meet not only meet the requirements but the preferred requirements as well given my current understanding. This is not something that happens everyday. To follow is a short and simple written explanation there of.
Firstly, the educational requirement is an associate or equivalent work experience with the preferred being a bachelors. I have a bachelors degree. Plus, 23 years of IT experience. Yes, I know a long time. I have actually used punch cards to run a program. However, my bachelors degree was recently acquired in 2009 the 20 anniversary of my IT career. Thus, one of the unique things you receive when hiring me. A hardcore guru with bachelors of science in business administration. Why did I do that? The answer is simple I can do the IT …show more content…
I fall back on my 23 years in IT, especially the senior network administrator side. My reasoning is the reality of the mentality that everyone is your customer which is required to be successful. Literally every individual in your company, even your boss, is a customer. The reason is they all use the network. It took me sometime to come to that understanding. I had this belief prior to acquiring my degree. The business degree cemented this belief in the structure of life for IT departments. Something I recently did was a non IT job. It was an outbound cold call sales company. What ever word you say is recorded and reviewed for feedback change is eminent. That experience helped my customer centric thought processes more than I believed possible. Also, vocal intonation signaling of customers feelings toward the subject matter is an ability increased during this experience. I thought I already knew. The extensive knowledge of my mentor's on vocal processing was amazing. So, onto the next
Firstly, the educational requirement is an associate or equivalent work experience with the preferred being a bachelors. I have a bachelors degree. Plus, 23 years of IT experience. Yes, I know a long time. I have actually used punch cards to run a program. However, my bachelors degree was recently acquired in 2009 the 20 anniversary of my IT career. Thus, one of the unique things you receive when hiring me. A hardcore guru with bachelors of science in business administration. Why did I do that? The answer is simple I can do the IT …show more content…
I fall back on my 23 years in IT, especially the senior network administrator side. My reasoning is the reality of the mentality that everyone is your customer which is required to be successful. Literally every individual in your company, even your boss, is a customer. The reason is they all use the network. It took me sometime to come to that understanding. I had this belief prior to acquiring my degree. The business degree cemented this belief in the structure of life for IT departments. Something I recently did was a non IT job. It was an outbound cold call sales company. What ever word you say is recorded and reviewed for feedback change is eminent. That experience helped my customer centric thought processes more than I believed possible. Also, vocal intonation signaling of customers feelings toward the subject matter is an ability increased during this experience. I thought I already knew. The extensive knowledge of my mentor's on vocal processing was amazing. So, onto the next