The computer field has everything: Cutting-edge excitement. Lots of entry-level jobs. High salaries-increasing sharply as you move up. And a rosy future. This book gives you all the basic information you need to break into the field as a computer technician: the hottest positions and how to get them...where to find the training and financing...how to land a job- and MAKE A SUCCESS OF IT.
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Padding at its worst.,
This review is from: Computer Technician Career Starter (Paperback)
Though it's listed at 208 pages, my copy was only 168 pages long; of which, 50 were devoted to a list of training programs. No effort was made to rank the programs by quality or respect within the industry. If a book is padded at least it should be comprehensive, but the list of computer magazine and their URLs later in the book didn't even include PC Magazine! The section on computer repair in Paul and Sarah Edwards' "The Best Home Businesses for the 21st Century" contained at least as much real information as this book and it's only 7 pages long. I suspect this book was written and published for a quick buck and I intend to avoid this author and publisher in the future. If someone knows of a truly useful book on this subject I would be grateful to hear of it.
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This chapter explains what a computer technician does and describes the four types of technicians: software technician, hardware technician, network technician, and Internet technician. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Technical Institute, United States, Stafford Loans, New York, Microsoft Office, Pell Grant, Cold Fusion, Social Security, Database Administrator, Electronics Engineering Technology, Kaplan College, Microsoft Windows, Software Engineer, Federal Student Aid Information Center, Microsoft Certified Professional, Network Specialist, Systems Administrator, The Student Guide New!
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This chapter explains what a computer technician does and describes the four types of technicians: software technician, hardware technician, network technician, and Internet technician. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Technical Institute, United States, Stafford Loans, New York, Microsoft Office, Pell Grant, Cold Fusion, Social Security, Database Administrator, Electronics Engineering Technology, Kaplan College, Microsoft Windows, Software Engineer, Federal Student Aid Information Center, Microsoft Certified Professional, Network Specialist, Systems Administrator, The Student Guide New!
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