Dell Jobs in Glasgow

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Here's refreshing news on the job front for Scotland.

http://business.scotsman.com/technology.cfm?id=153872005

 

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Hi Pablo. I have tried your link but it just brought up a blank page. What was the job and does it need experience? Or do you know of another link?

 

Oops! tried again go it no problem thanks

 

Hi Law

If you go to the UK Dell website, there is a link, I think it is at the bottom of the page for careers and you can apply for the jobs that way.

HTH

Paul

 

yeah woohoo..me applied...lets see wot happens...oh!! exciting lol hope they get back to me soon

will keep you guys posted!!

 

Here's the LINK for anyone who may be interested.

HTH

 

Thanks Paul I got on to the site and put in application.
I don’t hold much hope though as they ask for 6mths to a 1yr experience I have no experience but would like to get some. Tried anyway you never know if your luck is in.

 

Hey Law - just remember - they ALWAYS ask for more than they expect to get. If you get an interview and make a good impression, this could well be your break.

Good luck to all going for it

 

Thanks GAV for the morale boost although it didn’t last long. I seen what you were saying in another thread about entry level interviews I have not got very much knowledge about some of the items motioned below. So I am now going to give up looking for a job until I at least understand these items more. Then I will start to look again.

Basic understanding of DNS, DHCP, tcp/ip tools (eg ping, tracert, ipconfig, etc), networking (PCs printers, etc), OS knowledge

Web/net knowledge, ie domains, ftp, search engine technology, hosting, protocols, etc.

So it is back to the books for a while.

 

Hey, don't let that put you off, Law - that's just from my personal experience, and from others I have spoken to about this. I honestly think that even if I hadn't been able to answer those questions too well, I still showed the keeness to learn, and that is what the employer is looking for.

Chin up

 

Yup, I would agree with Gav on this one, a willingless to learn counts for allot!! ALthough you might nt have that exact knowledge at the moment, if you can show you know something, and are willing to put the time and effort into learning (as you are clearly doing at the moment), you may be offered a job.

And hey, even if you aren't offered anything, you will have gained some experience when it comes to what to expect in interviews.

I say go for it, you never know. If you don't try, you wont succeed!!!

HTH

Andy

 

Thank Andy and Gav I will try as I guess I have nothing to loose if I am lucky enough to get futher that the application.

 

Exactly!!! You have nothing to loose, but you stand a good chance of learning something. Good luck!

Andy