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If you are applying for an Information Technology-related job, then the best way to impress the HRD is to include the training that you have attended. IT-related jobs are becoming more and more demanding these days espcially in big companies. How can you possibly compete with hundreds or even thousands of other IT professionals if you do not have adequate training?
In the area of networking, Cisco trainings and certifications are probably the best in the world. Cisco offers the following training in line with networking: routing and switching, design, security, service provider, storage networking, voice and wireless. A Cisco certification could be your doorway to a better llife.
In one of my jobs (prior to being a blogger), I trained government employees in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access and Microsoft Powerpoint. These were the things they needed in their line of work in government agencies in Ilocos Norte. I received my training largely at home. I’m self-taught. I did some experiments on many things related to IT especially in networking by implementing the experiments in my 3 computer shops before. I also learned some techniques from my colleagues who were in the computer business and the things that I’ve learned from them served as supplemental training. Those things proved beneficial because even up to this time they’re serving me well. Whenever my computers experience some problems, I troubleshoot them myself. If my friends’ computer networks are not working well, I troubleshoot them.
All these things (my formal and informal trainings) are what make me a valuable human resource. you too can be a valuable human resource if you only think about what a training can do for you in the long run.
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