Various Networking administrator positions having been followed

Asked By dipak_paul 0 points N/A Posted on - 03/11/2013

I am thinking to telecommunicate in various Networking administrator positions but I don't know where and which Networking administrator positions that I can follow to telecommunicate well?

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Answered By Joseph S Peterson 35 points N/A #177613

Various Networking administrator positions having been followed

Hi,

If this is regarding a job, then I have a couple of suggestions, you can work as a Mysql Database Administrator, System Administrator, Operations engineer and so on.To be more qualified for these jobs you will have to prove it to them by completing networking courses, so that employers will be more confident to hire you.

I would suggest you to check out this site for further details-:

https://www.flexjobs.com/jobs/telecommuting-administrator-jobs

https://www.indeed.com/q-Telecommute-Network-Administrator-jobs.html

Wishing you good luck.

Regards,

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Answered By Joseph D Saunders 70 points N/A #177614

Various Networking administrator positions having been followed

This looks like you are searching for a job that is related to Network Administrator positions. There are many positions available for this if you are focusing on a telecommunication type of job. You can try being an IT Professional, IT Programming Specialist, Civil Engineer for Network Maintenance, Customer Service Representative (CSR), Technical Support Representative (TSR), and a lot more. However, these positions require a background in Networking and IT.

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