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Gramaisc

Gramaisc

Forum O. G.
Tony Hawks once said that he wanted to present a TV consumer programme called 'Tough shit! You bought it...'.

I'ld watch that.
 
Gramaisc

Gramaisc

Forum O. G.
The art is in aspiring to be what you want to be - not what you think that you should want to be - or worse, what you think that other people should think that you should want to be..
 
Markerat

Markerat

I'm no gynaecologist...
Wise words indeed.

Also "never eat in a chinese restaurant situated next to an animal shelter"
 
Chick

Chick

Well-Known Forumite
Markerat said:
A degree shows a level of learning to employers. Often a degree in something can open up doors that would otherwise be shut IMHO.
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I'm not saying that isn't the case but I've been working in IT for 10 years and now hold a relatively senior position as a Solution Architect designing IT infrastructure solutions for one of the largest IT players in Europe, all without a degree and in fact without a single IT qualification to my name

I've been able to progress from my first position as placement student working as a hardware engineer to where I am now based solely on experience

When I was performing interviews for a Desktop Technical Specialist position last year I don't think I once considered if the candidate had a degree or not. My judgements were made on what work experience the candidates had, what their technical skills were and if I felt their personality would fit it with the current team
 
Chick

Chick

Well-Known Forumite
There are a couple of Wintel Server Specialist positions being advertised but they're to be based out of Glasgow & London. The closest to Stafford is a Network Engineer position based out of Birmingham
 
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