Network Engineers Group

 Most  home based tech support jobs  don't require special degrees or certifications, but that doesn't mean they're easy to get. It seems like everyone wants a job in the technology industry lately, so you're going to need to have tech-related experience to help you stand out. Here are several ideas to help you dive in.    They're meant to help you sharpen your skills, polish your resume, and make an impression on the right people, so you can become the tech support specialist you know you are. 1.    Get Familiar with How Technology Works Technical support representatives are usually generalists, which means they need to know the basics about a wide range of products and technologies rather than having a mastery of one. If you're able to speak intelligently about general topics in technology? Like how web pages appear in a browser or how computers store and display information, for example? It’ll inform interviewers you're a true resource for their cus...

 IT Technician   This is an opportunity to join our reputable team of friendly IT Technician’s, providing support to schools in the Coventry area and occasionally beyond. If you have experience in IT support and a passion for providing excellent friendly support, then this role may be for you. This full time role comes with a relatively high degree of autonomy, with the right candidate able to manage their own workload and liaise with our clients daily to help fix, assist and solve computer related issues.  You will be ably supported by the senior technicians in the group and be required to escalate issues when needed, whilst maintaining an approachable, easy-going demeanor and a positive, hard-working attitude.  Your own car and driving license are essential.  Responsibilities and duties:   – Provide a friendly service to all customers and clients. – Be the first point of contact for IT technical support to your assigned clients. – Work indep...