I've been messing with hosting, cpanel and such since around 2006. I also have good knowledge with WordPress and it's plug ins. I also know WHM too....

Interested in Level 1 CSR or administrator. What I do not know, I can learn rather quickly.

Thanks,

-Pat

Are you interested in taking on a sale position? Commission will be around 20% each sale along with bonuses.

If interested shot me a email at greg@backhost.us

Check your e-mail.

Well, looks like that either didn't work out or something.

Anyhow, I'm looking for a position with a big company, that needs someone for support or in admin.

I know my way around cPanel and WHM and I can take support request and ticket stuff.

I need full time. Wage requirements and my resume with story available.

Thanks!

-Pat

Look on facebook, they have openings. You can also serve an internship there with a chance to work into a paid position.

Eh, that's a flop, looked in my area, there's nothing. At what they do have, they want you have a piece of paper that tells everyone, "Hey, I know how to run a computer!"

I want to work for a damned hosting company, answer tickets, handle back end stuff... Not work for some overrated social networking site, started by some egomaniac Jew, who really stole the design from another person.

Can't you tell that I'm just a bit jaded these days?

Nothing personal against you or anything like that.. But, this is NOT something I would recommend posting in your "seeking employment" thread.

if thats how you ask for a job with a hosting company do you think any hosting company is going to let you near any of their clients/prospective clients. I know i would not entertain you as an employee. you need to change your attitude

I would say you need a lot of polishing before venturing into working for a hosting provider after displaying the attitude you have here. Hosting providers look for support people that will be friendly with their clients.

this is called a certificate of Qualification to prove that you are qualified in IT/customners services etc. whatever the job is. you will find all employers will need some sort of proof of experience/qualifications as anyone can say i can use a computer.

sitting in your bedroom with a laptop/PC playing games only means you know how to use a laptop/PC, this does not prove you know anything about computers or the web hosting industry. and judging by your comments i would suggest you get on a customer service course at your local college as you clearly have no customer service skills which are needed in this industry or go to your local job center and ask them to place you on a course on how to apply for jobs, take along a printout of this forum as an example of how you asked for a job, so they know what they are dealing with.

While his image came out wrong here, I don't think he was to far out of line in this thread.

He was requesting a job with a hosting company in which he was told to check out a site with other type of jobs on it. I'd be a little upset if I were him as well.

I wonder, can anyone read/understand forum rules anymore? We, as employer's, are only suppose to respond if we can match or exceed the requester's request. In this case, that means, only respond if you have the job to offer which he requested. It may be wise to review the forum rules before posting such garbage. There is a reason you don't see many of us posting much anymore.

That being said, I can offer a CSR in the Sales department. If your interested, contact me at admin (@) thepremierhost.com

the OP still has a attitude problem

looking for a job in the hosting business you would not say things like that, also his last comment is discrimination

so if this hosting company told him to go to a job centre or a online recruitment site they would be wrong as god forbid a job centre or recruitment site having different types of jobs

This is what it comes down to. He was professional until webling posted something that didn't pertain to his request.

maybe but his attitude

most employers would want some sort of certification to prove he know what he is doing and not that he know how to turn a pc on and off.

also this statement was uncalled for

Well, it really depends on what position your hiring for. I've worked for quite a few hosting companies before I started my own who preferred self taught person(s). There is so much more that your going to learn doing it yourself, than learning out of a book. Level 1 is quite low grade work so..

His statement might have been uncalled for but eh? Sometimes the truth hurts. The only ones I could really see taken offense to that statement, is the ones who are doing it.

Either way, I'm done high jacking the thread with this. We will agree to disagree on this subject