OBJECTIVE
Obtain a networking position where I can maximize my skills, competence and qualification while proving to be an integral part of your team.
I always tell people to be careful about what they put in this field and if possible avoid it. The part where you have "to be an integral part of your team." sounds a bit too personal. try to make it more general (like your not just writing it for them) and technical, here what i would shoot for "To become The Network Administrator for a reputable company in which my skills will be utilized and further developed for mutual benefit"
again don't quote me, i don't have a objective on my resume. and a lot of thought should be put into it as its the first thing they see.
Installing, configuring, operating and troubleshooting Local Area Networks (LANs), Wide Area Networks (WANs) and Wireless Services.
Just to make it sound more technical, put "Installing, configuring, operating and troubleshooting Small to Large Scale wired and wireless Networks."
Management Control Systems 2001 – 2002
IT Technician
Carried out support services.
Played an integral role in an inventory program.
Since this sounds like the only IT job you had you should try to put more emphases on what you did there, or put a problem that occurred that you found the solution to (if you do that do it for all jobs)
Did you go to school for the CCNA? If not you should put self paced above it. Any courses that you have not completed put "to be completed"
References "available upon request"
Last edited by kilaj1; May 5, 2008 at 10:42 AM.
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