I expect some actual computer knowledge here. There's a variety of things at my current job you can do. If you're stuck trying to install AIM, or figure out what the difference between USB and VGA is, probably need to skip this ... but if you have a genuine interest and knowledge in computers, I know a company that can reward you ...

In the KC area, please ask questions if you have them.

I had a appointment other day for a router for a fax machine lol, they didn't even have road runner service or any internet, matter fact they didn't even own a pc !

I'd like some more info please if possible. I have a little bit of computer knowledge....I've taken an A+ class, however not certified, and a little bit of CCNA knowledge too, however do not have my CCNA certificate, but I am interested on hearing more about the job.

There's a few things you could be doing. The most important would be part time. On average, at my current job, I configure and ship 3 servers a month. They're heavy-ish (about 60lbs), and expensive (about $5,000). The installation of the software follows a very carefully planned process (4-page checklist), and you absolutely cannot screw it up. I would train you on it, so no huge worries there. You'd also be responsible for configuring new phones and developer workstations, running cables, working with Dell on hardware replacements, etc.

Additionally, we need someone who can serve as a product tester *or* customer-support engineer in addition to the previous tasks. The support engineer is the less desirable task, but we need it more. The support engineer will be on call, 24/7. As clients break our product, they'll log support tickets, which must be acknowledged within an hour. Other engineers would catch you up to speed on what's going on. The product tester has to be really good at breaking software / finding bugs, figuring out exactly how they did it, and writing instructions good enough that any monkey can reproduce the bug.

Any of the 3 are (likely) available for a part-time position. Support and server guy would be full time, Server guy and product tester would be 30 hours. Pay would be negotiated after resume submitted, etc, blah blah.

I'm pretty good at assembling and installing things, breaking it im good at it as well lol. I build and upgrade computers all the time for people at work and friends. Love playing with computers :)

Anyone interested please send me a copy of your resume, insta at pingring dot com.

Strangely silent now ..

I just got a new job. Maybe I should get a real job though, instead of one that can be done by nubs like Jarred. :P

That's alittle too much of a commute for me, Bro... I'm out.

thats is I'm calling my ppl and getting you fired. You should take me out sometime since I got you the job, matter of fact I think I deserve some royal treament, and that should go by both you and Bryan, since he's wants the internet connection and cable.. yet alone you not broke...

wheres my ass kissing.

Aww someone has a sense of entitlement

ross you do technically owe jarred at the least a beer for him sticking his neck out for you. guy rules and all that. section 11 paragraph 8.

I need to remake my resume, if I get on it I could have it to you today, that's the plan.

I sent my resume just now!