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Dashrender

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DustinB3403

You could easily add a technologies proficiency area onto your resume.

Proficient with these tools:

(whatever software tools you use, Vi, SSH, Putty, Windows Server, Linux Server, Hyper-V) etc

Dashrender

Support Technician

Skills Used: Active Directory design and configuration, Windows Server 2016 - 2019 , Linux Servers (list distros here), backups , system support, workstations (Windows 10 and Windows 7 Migration), customer training, Networking configuration (Ubiquiti and Unifi), System updates (Windows and Linux)

Experienced in configuring and troubleshooting servers, workstations, printers, terminals, and POS systems

Managed and configured (not sure if you configured or not) VPN connections to remote sites

Responsible for customer training in various areas including best practices on workstations, servers, and system backups

Software Development experience with POS systems. I designed custom menus and GUI components to fit customer needs

Remember his job has no actual servers in it, no Linux, and no real developement. Entering data into a system to generate a menu hardly seems like a dev thing.

IRJ

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So he does system support

I am sure he has touched windows server before on the job

I am sure he has worked with backups, even if its just using a SaaS solution

Also if he is using VPN to connect to remote sights then he is managing the connection in a sense

thwr

@IRJ said in Resume:

@Dashrender said in Resume:

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So he does system support

I am sure he has touched windows server before on the job

I am sure he has worked with backups, even if its just using a SaaS solution

Also if he is using VPN to connect to remote sights then he is managing the connection in a sense

Remember, he's 23. No one expects him to be like Tim Berners-Lee.

Dashrender

@IRJ said in Resume:

@Dashrender said in Resume:

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So he does system support

I am sure he has touched windows server before on the job

Not very likely - the sell windows 10 as a server solution (likely illegally)

I am sure he has worked with backups, even if its just using a SaaS solution

I suppose it's possible - but again, it would be inside of the POS app, not likely outside it

Also if he is using VPN to connect to remote sights then he is managing the connection in a sense

That's a stretch, and you know it

DustinB3403

@WrCombs what remote connection tools do you use regularly?

scottalanmiller

@WrCombs I literally just asked Dash for this. Had no idea that there was a thread.

WrCombs

@scottalanmiller said in Resume:

@WrCombs I literally just asked Dash for this. Had no idea that there was a thread.

Just Created it.

WrCombs

@DustinB3403 said in Resume:

@WrCombs what remote connection tools do you use regularly?

NCR Command Center.
Team Viewer,
Bombgar ( only for one specific Site list)

IRJ

@Dashrender said in Resume:

@IRJ said in Resume:

@Dashrender said in Resume:

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So he does system support

I am sure he has touched windows server before on the job

Not very likely - the sell windows 10 as a server solution (likely illegally)

I am sure he has worked with backups, even if its just using a SaaS solution

I suppose it's possible - but again, it would be inside of the POS app, not likely outside it

Also if he is using VPN to connect to remote sights then he is managing the connection in a sense

That's a stretch, and you know it

So he has used Windows server

DustinB3403

@WrCombs said in Resume:

@DustinB3403 said in Resume:

@WrCombs what remote connection tools do you use regularly?

NCR Command Center.
Team Viewer,
Bombgar ( only for one specific Site list)

Okay, so add those to a technology familiarity section, something like

Technologies used regularly include: TeamViewer, NCR Command Center, Bomgar Secure Support, Windows etc.

WrCombs

@IRJ said in Resume:

@Dashrender said in Resume:

@IRJ said in Resume:

@Dashrender said in Resume:

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So he does system support

I am sure he has touched windows server before on the job

Not very likely - the sell windows 10 as a server solution (likely illegally)

I am sure he has worked with backups, even if its just using a SaaS solution

I suppose it's possible - but again, it would be inside of the POS app, not likely outside it

Also if he is using VPN to connect to remote sights then he is managing the connection in a sense

That's a stretch, and you know it

So he has used Windows server

currently installed on a VM and I've done Live Sites with Server 2019

WrCombs

Take 2:
https://i.imgur.com/aHdCVGr.png

DustinB3403

DustinB3403

@WrCombs hardware is ONE word, not two.

Dashrender

Drop the prior experience bit.

DustinB3403

@Dashrender said in Resume:

Drop the prior experience bit.

You mean the wordiness of it I assume.

WrCombs

https://i.imgur.com/PX7bhXZ.png

DustinB3403

@WrCombs Didn't you spend the better part of a week troubleshooting a WiFi related printing issue?

I don't like that first real line there "Responsibilities Include; Remote System Administration,. . . ." it's a bit to wordy and is poorly grouped together.

Take a look at the example I posted.