Sub Contractor Position on the NMCI Project.
Pros: working with customers, working with hardware and software of computers and printers.
Cons: pay, travel (distance each day on my vehicle), no network server equipment to manage or service.
As a field service technician I was tasked with troubleshooting, and repairing various issues with end user computers, printers, and network communications. The issues ranged from hardware to software repair, replacement, upgrade, and removal. Networking and managing printers and trouble ticket queues. Working with and assisting customers with their
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UEformonths – April 27, 2013
DISYS in Raleigh is a waste of time. I spent a half an hour one night talking to a recruiter for a job at a client I'd just been dismissed from, and I didn't hide the fact. But she wanted me to come into the city to meet with her and her mgr anyway. When I got there the suite was nearly empty - I mean lights turned off - and the mgr asked me the very. Same. Questions the flunky had asked. No less than three times did mgr bring up the fact of the dismissal. I finally asked whether they ever spoke to each other because I'd already answered all the same questions. Mgr, mind you, did not even know who at client was on the project team for the gig!!! As soon as I got home I withdrew my resume as they had wasted my time. Then and only then did mgr offer to "research" the project team if I was "uncomfortable". Uh, shouldn't she have done that BEFORE I came in to meet with them? I shot back a note telling her SHE was uncomfortable and too da*n lazy to "research" ahead of time. All it was, was they needed to look busy so they wouldn't lose their own jobs. Glassbowls. Don't waste your time with these fools.