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Information Technology (IT) Support Specialist Reviews

What is it like working as an Information Technology (IT) Support Specialist?

June 2015
Excellent Job Position for Entry Into the IT Industry.
Information Technology (IT) Support Specialist:
Pros: Provide second level technical support to both on-site and remote users. Responsible for imaging PCs. Installing and/or troubleshooting software updates. Knowledgeable in desktop and laptop computer hardware. Knowledge of Windows 7 operating system. Knowledgeable with Office 2007. Knowledge of virus/malware removal software and procedures Competencies.
June 2015
Its a great job!
Information Technology (IT) Support Specialist:
Pros: Its amazing, I love it.
Cons: Underpaid.
June 2015
A Truly Thankless Job.
Information Technology (IT) Support Specialist:
Pros: I get to do what I love in terms of computers and technology.
Cons: You don't really exist until something goes wrong. I don't care for the overall culture at my job.
June 2015
I wish I knew what I was exactly doing.
Information Technology (IT) Support Specialist:
June 2015
Good Career.
Information Technology (IT) Support Specialist:
It can be a high stress job but is also very rewarding.
May 2015
I've already come this far.
Information Technology (IT) Support Specialist:
The field is shrinking, network security is probably a better bet. As I was entering the field, I could already see the signs that companies are doing away with in-house technical professionals in favor of using a technical service that would serve remotely. I have not seen a company where this model does well, but that is the current trend. Network Security is a better bet right now and, although my latest associate degree is in networking technologies, I am taking the rougher road and trying to stick to information technology support specialist. Good luck, you'll need it.
May 2015
Inspiring as the business will profit from your activity.
Information Technology (IT) Support Specialist:
Pros: Users learning to use and taling advantage of what you do. Technically rich and challenging. Forces you to rapidly adjust and grou acostumed to change.
Cons: Almost 100% desk job. Sometimes you have setbacks and you'll have to start over again. Usually takes a lot of time until results appear.

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