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Do you have any tips to help prepare for an upcoming desktop support analyst interview?

Are there common interview questions that come up again and again?

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Kingzanj in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

65 months ago

Host said: Do you have any tips to help prepare for an upcoming desktop support analyst interview?
Are there common interview questions that come up again and again?

When did you start working with computers? What are key accomplishments have you attained that you can tell me?

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Kingzanj in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

64 months ago

Host said: Do you have any tips to help prepare for an upcoming desktop support analyst interview?
Are there common interview questions that come up again and again?

Be yourself and confident. Prepare for key questions eg:
Tell us about yourself? Start with college, note high school is used to gadget your age try to overlook.

Did ever have any contradiction with your manager? (say no - for it is a trap).

What are your weaknesses and your strengths? Turn the weakness into a positive, like trying to do too much in a day than passing yourself.
Chris.

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Lisa in Concord, California

56 months ago

I've interviewed a lot for desktop /deskside support technician roles. They always like to ask at least one technical question, but mainly try to determine how well you're going to fit in with the team. Almost always, I'm asked some kind of hypothetical question related to why someone can't connect to the internet and it's something to do with an incorrect proxy or DNS entry.

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Chris Foya in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

51 months ago

Start by studing for MCP CERTIFICATION. NET+ certification would be helpful too. Find a good network administrator who is willing to mentor you. Go for it. However, money is in project management or sap programming.

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