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When it comes to IT technical support jobs, there is almost no limit as to what you can do. For instance you have UNIX based systems which require their very own line of support. Why exactly? Because UNIX is nothing like Microsoft based operating systems, and therefore will call for a very special skill set. It is nearly impossible to cover every single type of program and setting in UNIX operating systems, but we will say that you need to be familiar with both the Linux and UNIX side of the spectrum. Across both of these you will be dealing with the Apache web server, the Bash command prompt, and any number of other services.

It can sometimes be difficult to provide technical support for UNIX, especially considering all of the different things that can go wrong. For this reason, those who know the operating system from the inside out are almost guaranteed to attain IT technical support jobs.

In addition to that, there is web support for different applications. These could be web based programs, or they could be local programs. Some of these programs could be word processors, or they could be web development packages. No matter what they are, they will require some type of technical support. The same goes for any computer program out there.



In order to find yourself in one of these jobs in IT technical support, you will need to be highly skilled and highly trained. There are a number of certifications you will need to obtain, some of which can be incredibly difficult. First of all you have A++ certification which covers all computers and hardware. There are various software certifications that you can obtain as well. Some of these include CISCO certification for network software and hardware, and then there are the different Microsoft certifications for Windows, Office, and even Visual Studio.

It would also help to have an IT degree, and to put it on your resume. When you create your resume, regardless of the company it is for, there are a few things that you will need. The first thing of course is a decent cover letter. The cover letter will tell your potential employer a number of things. First of all it will tell them who you are. It will then tell them what you can do, and what benefits you plan to bring to the company.

The next page will list your education and your work experience. When you list your work experience, make sure you list everything that is relevant and recent. For instance if you have a lot of experience that dates back more than five years, you should only list the last five years. This is very true if you are an older worker, but if you are young and do not have quite as much experience, you need to make sure your resume is completely filled out. Get the experience you need any way you can. If you are near the end of your college education you can take on an apprenticeship at various institutions that provide IT technical support jobs. Remember that not all businesses advertise that they have internships available, but all of them will offer one at some point or another.

Internships are low paying jobs, but they will at the very least provide you with the experience you need to jump start your career. The best part is that it will give you an idea of whether or not you actually want to pursue a career in that field in the first place. If you find that you do, you can put it on your resume with pride, having gained both experience and references.

Jobs in IT technical support are common, and so are those who would fill such positions. This means you will need to stand out and make sure the employer takes you seriously. This is a very important part of existing in the IT world. Keep in mind that it is not an easy world to live in. It is fast paced, it is complicated, and you will need to be able to think on your feet.

Once you figure out your place in the IT world, you will be able to build a career. It is a career that will last for a very long time and will provide you with a stable income. Over time you might even find yourself as a consultant, and that can lead to financial independence. The possibilities are endless, and the sky is the limit.
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