Archive for December 26th, 2009
Setting Up Your New Computer
Whether you purchased a Dell, Gateway, HP or whatever, there are several items that don’t come with the owner’s manual. Loaded with ‘Extras’ that are not free, this bloatware can slow your computer down and cause problems later.
- Use PCDecrapifier to get rid of the junk on your computer
- Remove trialware versions of Anti-virus Software (Make sure you have download AVG or another antivirus solution first)
- Remove Trialware versions of Microsoft Office before loading a full version of MS Office
- Download Anti-malware solutions such as Malwarebytes or A-Squared
- Download Auslogics defrag (a more efficient way to defrag your computer)
- Download CCleaner to keep your computer clean and running efficiently
- Go to the Control Panel and Make sure you get all of the updates that are available and that automatic updates are scheduled
While there are a million other articles on what to do with your new computer, following these steps insures your computer will be running efficiently.
You Need to Fill a Network Administrator’s Position
So you need to fill a Network Administrator’s position. You’re looking for someone with advanced skills and dedication that works through the holidays, after hours and has the drive to make you company competitive. Don’t risk hiring your friend’s cousin Eddie who setup a network at his grandma’s house. Look for the following qualities and skills:
- On call 24/7
- Skills that include-
- Active Directory
- Network Security
- Microsoft Exchange
- Expert Level Networking
- SQL
- E-Commerce
- Expert Level Wireless Networking
- Disaster Recovery and Planning
- A million other skills….
With over 1400 positions available nationwide, it is estimated that over 4000 jobs are available as network administrator’s alone. Link Here’s a list of questions that could be asked – Questions
