I work at SurfControl in Scotts Valley, CA and we are in need of first level technical support people.
Required knowledge: LAN/WAN networking, TCP/IP networking, Firewall and/or proxy configuration, Windows XP/2000/2003, Linux and Novel a plus, hardware configuration, trouble shooting a MUST.

I am not a recruiter, I work in support myself. I want to expend this offer to the i-club peoples cause I know some of you need jobs.

PM me if your interested.

Sorry for the spam people!

--Matt

 

This isn't spam, this is looking out for your i-club brethren.

good luck.

 

LOL...i should've posted on here when i was looking/hiring for my secretary. then again, i don't think there are any cute girls on the board.

anyhow, i agree with shadowcat...spread the word and hook the bruthas up!!!

 

haha thats funny, surfcontrol makes an antispam product and you call this spam. =)
i work for Barracuda Networks, just thought this was funny =). I'm sure its appreciated that you help out the other folks in here.

 

what happened to the bad economy in the bay area? Are we all employed or something? Sheesh!

 

no, i think those who were unemployed all left the state. hahahah.

 

or they are too good to do support.

 

I'd do it....but I'm in Pleasanton

If you don't mind me asking....what's the salary like?

 

yeha how much they offering?

 

I've done support before (for years, no less) and I'm thinking of changing jobs... the only thing that potentially turns me off is the "entry level" designation, since that usually means very low pay. I'll shoot you a PM with my resume, and maybe we can talk specifics.

 

Remember when entry level meant you help people with the email and make them new passwords? Sounds like you need certs just to get entry level these days.

 

Tell your sales guys to stop calling me!!!! hehe. J/K That would be a pretty cool place to work I bet. Whats the Salary Range looking like?

 

which sales rep? ;P

 

LOL I'll have to check my emails. He calls about once a month. I received a nice brochure and demo of the software the other day

 

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