Dexprod

I've now had what I hope to be a more permanent job then the last few I've had. I've been working for the last 2 months, it doesn't feel that long at all. The coworkers I have are such a blast to work with, I enjoy every minute with them. It makes me look forward to going to work. While it isn't a job with the degree I have in hand, it is still a job that I'm not going to pass because I feel it might be below me. Again it is the other people I work with that I enjoy the most about it. What is it I do now, I work in a hospital lab, I help them with the billing. While that might seem way out there for an IT guy, don't let that fool you. The bos

I've been working another temp job the last 5 weeks, and I have 3 more weeks left before I'm cut lose. What is it I'm doing? I'm upgrading computers from Windows XP to Windows 7. Going from 32 to 64-bit. Not only that, but it's at a grand scale of about 1,000 computers in 8 weeks. Not sure where we are at currently. The job isn't easy, but just like anything it has its up's and down's. It has taken me about 3 weeks to really get a good idea of what to do, and how to make good use of my time. The best parts of the job are the sights and people, aside from computers themselves. While it is nice to see the end of it all, I think I'm going to

Here we are last day of November, still no job in IT, or anything for that matter. Heck even Walmart won't take me, what's up with that? Is it my age and lack of experience in the job market in general? So what do you do? I had a temp job as a smart phone tech support, I felt over-paid to sit around and do just about nothing. I've had a very negitive impact of IT people in general so far. I'm not liking those I have talked to in the feild. So what have I done in the time between? I went back to college and took another class, Medical Terminology. Why, because you should never stop learning, don't think that just because you've finished colle