The good news is I got a job. The bad news is that it's in tech support. I've read quite a few horror stories about working in tech support. How bad is it, really?
It's a fairly large organization (about 3000 users). The computers are pretty much locked down and controlled with GPO's and SMS. I guess that minimizes the damage users can do at least. It's sort of a combined first-line/level 2 support job, so you're supposed to do most of the troubleshooting yourself rather than just escalate the support tickets. That makes it somewhat more satisfying.
I've actually studied to become a system or network administrator, but I guess you have to start somewhere and that this experience will count when applying for different job later. I just hope I don't forget everything I've learned while I rack up some work experience doing support.
It's a fairly large organization (about 3000 users). The computers are pretty much locked down and controlled with GPO's and SMS. I guess that minimizes the damage users can do at least. It's sort of a combined first-line/level 2 support job, so you're supposed to do most of the troubleshooting yourself rather than just escalate the support tickets. That makes it somewhat more satisfying.
I've actually studied to become a system or network administrator, but I guess you have to start somewhere and that this experience will count when applying for different job later. I just hope I don't forget everything I've learned while I rack up some work experience doing support.