Building Your Resume
Q: What is your resume?
A: It is your first opportunity to sell yourself.
Q: What does your resume do for you?
A: It gets your foot in the door.
It is what makes the difference between getting an interview and not getting one. I would like to give you at least a few tips to help you create a more effective resume. Recommended Reading:
Dealing With the Technophobic
Almost all of us in the industry deal with those that require support for tasks that we feel that they should be able to take care of on their own, whether it be an end user, a customer, or someone working in your department. How many times have you had to help someone create a shortcut on their desktop, change their default home page or print a document? Do you have a co-worker in your IS department that isn't at the technical level that they should be? How often do you have a customer request support for the same problem every few months/weeks/days?
Back-up and Restore Windows 2000
Backing up your data can be one of the most important things that you do in your IT and/or home life. You never seem to miss something until it is gone. If you want to spend more time making money and not redoing things that you have already done then make sure you back it up.
Backing Up and Restoring Windows 2000
Intro
Backing up your data can be one of the most important things that you do in your IT and/or home life. You never seem to miss something until it is gone. If you want to spend more time making money and not redoing things that you have already done then make sure you back it up.
Visual Basic Project Files Structure
Microsoft VB has been a popular and powerful development environment for the Windows Platform. It has emerged since VB 1 for MS DOS and now the robust VB 6 and VB.NET is in action. The Basic unit for the VB programs is the Project.
Windows 2000 Unattended Installation
What is an unattended install? Installing Windows 2000 is not difficult, but it can sure fill up a day's worth of time just doing a few computers.
Windows 2000 Terminal Services
Terminal Services is a centralized computing architecture that lets users execute Windows-based applications on a remote Windows 2000 server. Previously, a special edition of NT 4.0 called Terminal Services Edition had to be installed to gain this functionality.
Adaptive Testing
Please note that Microsoft has developed another new testing format that is a mixture of the adaptive and fixed length formats. To see which tests have been affected, go to the "info" section of the site. For more information about the new testing format, visit Wang Wei's tutorial.
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