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1st & 2nd Line support running the helpdesk.
Based in Farnham, £25-28k

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I've only ever done it with a chicken so far, but if required I wouldn't have any problems doing it with other animals at all.


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Do you have a full job description there?

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Full Job Spec? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

It's currently in progress but here's the mail points.

1st & 2nd line support based in our office in Farnham, providing technical support to our customers (we're an outsourced support company).
Basically you'll be managing the alerts from our monitoring system, answering the phone & dealing with usual helpdesk questions.
Project work & major problems would be passed up the line.

You'd be answering to me & after 6 months or so be promoted to Technical Account Manager where you'll be looking after several customers on a more personal level, doing project work & will probably getting a car.

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jonlumb wrote:
I've only ever done it with a chicken so far, but if required I wouldn't have any problems doing it with other animals at all.


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It's currently in progress but here's the mail points.

Is proof reading part of the job specs? ;) :D

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Can Jon and I do a job share on this ,what he knows I don't and vice versa. :D :D ;) ;)

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You decided not to go self-employed then?

What level of skills/knowledge do you want?


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Anyone want a job?
Yes please.
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1st & 2nd Line support running the helpdesk.
Based in Farnham, £25-28k
No thanks.

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Well if jon's not up to it then I will aply alone.

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Can I work remote support from Oz? ;)

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okenobi wrote:
You decided not to go self-employed then?

What level of skills/knowledge do you want?


The self-employed bit is taking longer than I thought, I'm still working on it but a few legal points need sorting with the solicitor (then my job might be available as a promotion).

Looking at Server 2k 2k3 & 2k8, SBS 2k3 & 2k8, Exchange, a bit of SQL, Active Directory, VPN's etc Usual network support stuff.
MCP's are handy. A driving licence would also be useful

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jonlumb wrote:
I've only ever done it with a chicken so far, but if required I wouldn't have any problems doing it with other animals at all.


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1st & 2nd Line support running the helpdesk.
Based in Farnham, £25-28k
Oh man that would be so sweet for me six-eight months from now. (8+(

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saspro wrote:
1st & 2nd Line support running the helpdesk.
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Oh man that would be so sweet for me six-eight months from now. (8+(

Mark


The plan is to have another position available in 6 months or so.

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jonlumb wrote:
I've only ever done it with a chicken so far, but if required I wouldn't have any problems doing it with other animals at all.


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saspro wrote:
The plan is to have another position available in 6 months or so.
Cool. Let's see how my personal situation develops between now and then.

Mark

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All I know so far is that Mark, Jimmy Olsen and Peter Parker use Nikon and everybody else seems to use Canon.
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Well you obviously. You're a one man vortex of despair.


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saspro wrote:
The plan is to have another position available in 6 months or so.
Cool. Let's see how my personal situation develops between now and then.

Awwwww! You want to move to be close to me??? (8-p)

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okenobi wrote:
You decided not to go self-employed then?

What level of skills/knowledge do you want?


The self-employed bit is taking longer than I thought, I'm still working on it but a few legal points need sorting with the solicitor (then my job might be available as a promotion).

Looking at Server 2k 2k3 & 2k8, SBS 2k3 & 2k8, Exchange, a bit of SQL, Active Directory, VPN's etc Usual network support stuff.
MCP's are handy. A driving licence would also be useful


1) Good for you
2) I'm [LIFTED] outta luck then. Back to the drawing board.


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