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On Fri, 9 Dec 2005 dsr at tao.merseine.nu wrote: > If you've got lots of experience at tech support and you enjoy > it, I would strongly advise you to look for another job in that > field, and take classes aimed more at systems administration. > Sysadmin and high levels of tech support can both satisfy your > problem-solving itch and let you continue to deal with people as > much as machines. > > -dsr- > I have actualy had good experience at all levels of what I do, from phone support, to in-person desktop, to 24x7 server administration, dealing with UNIX, Windows, and Mac, along with networking and some security stuff. After my rounds with all that, I found my best place is with the end user and desktops. I've never really experienced computer operations, mainframes, etc., thus my query into that world. Thanks again. Scott
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