SOE Admin or Desktop support

Discussion in 'Employment & Jobs' started by pakman06, Feb 4, 2010.

  1. pakman06

    pakman06 New Member

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    Hi all,

    Just joined this forum a day or two.
    one quick question
    which is more important SOE Admin or Desktop support.

    thanks in advance
     
  2. westernkings

    westernkings Gigabyte Poster

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    Do you mean SEO? non is more important. They are two different jobs. Doing two different things.
     
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  3. pakman06

    pakman06 New Member

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    sorry, what is SEO stand for?

    i thought there was a job title called Standard Operating Environment Administrator (SOE).

    if i were going to take up Desktop support. where will it take after that
    and same thing for SOE admin.

    i just want to know which role will take me closer to become System Administrator.

    thanks
     
  4. westernkings

    westernkings Gigabyte Poster

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    No one can really answer where it will take you. SEO is more web development. I have just googled Standard Operating Environment Administrator and nothing comes up so I assume you mean "Search Engine Optimization" (SEO). SEO is web development focussed and Desktop support is well, just that. Desktop is the one more associated with system administrator, however, I wouldn't set your hopes on Systems Admin as there is no set path or specific job title to role in the IT, it isn't unusual for a Sys Admin to be doing SEO or someone dealing with a bit of SEO to be doing a bit of desktop support/ You will only know, once you get to that level.
     
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