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I am :)

what do you guys do if you are in IT?

I am a Sr Wireless engineer designing wireless lan environments internationally for education companies :)

Willing to trade my skills for some coinage

printerwhore here  :D canonhpkyobrother (weighted)

SMB IT solutions but do support, consulting and maintenance on a lot a large sites aswell

I do consulting.

I'm IT

My friend and I are very close to putting in a bid for https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=50617.0, so yes.

I am learning to program, if that counts  ???

sorta IT, but im a financial analyst first, and department IT guy second.

and yes, i have asked my boss if i could be payed in bitcoins. he laughs. one of these days... i'll get him.

in a hot second :) i actually really like that idea of working for bitcoin rather than dollars :) PM me if you need anything .

very nice! good luck on that one.. i used to run a Vbulletin forum, but its really a pain in the ass since im not a script kitty or programmer .. ill stick with my networking background.

i would say it most certainly counts, good luck with that, i dont have the patience for programming.. but there is a huge amount of cash in it for the right people

Got a couple years of IT experience, just finished my Bachelor's.  Got some certifications as well and currently trying to get back into the job market.

its a good time to be looking, not great but much better than many other markets right now.

im lucky almost 16 years experience, working on my CCIE, and working for some of the largest consulting firms in the world has made it even easier for me.


also massive experience in voice and wireless has helped a lot (was the Sr voip architect for a regional bank in California for a couple years :) )

I hope so.  I've got my resume up on Monster, my university job board, and sent some to friends/classmates and hopefully something will pan out.  Gotta get started on paying off my student loans soon.

Got a couple calls from Monster but the jobs weren't exactly what I'm looking for.  One was for demo'ing a company's software to customers that their sales team locates.  So I'd just be learning about their product instead of a skillset that I can bring with me to another place.

The other was just from a headhunter company that wants to hole me up in helpdesk and they wanna give me $12/hr for 6 months with no benefits (they said I'd be getting public trust but yeah... if they put in writing that they'd put me in for a security clearance I'd suck it up and take it).

CCIE, nice.  I just got my CCNA but that's just all book learning and simulator with no enterprise environment experience.

I'm in the DC area so hopefully I can land something with one of the big defense contractors.

xhtml, css, js, learning php
pc configurating & repair

I am also in IT. Almost finished my computer systems technology diploma, and currently making money with freelance web design and computer repair.

IT consultant with emphasis on software architecture, distributed systems and optimization here.

I guess it correlates quite a bit. You need to be either interested in currencies or cryptography to use a cryptocurrency that's not widely adopted yet (compared to traditional currencies and the farce that is online banks like Paypal).

Customer support at retail PC shop. Dead hardware every day!

Customer: - My Western Digital 2Tb has broken! What am I gonna do now? Do I lost all of my foto&video forever?
Me: - Hmmm... It seems like... forever... trollface

:D

Tech Support: "Is this a local or a LAN printer?"
Customer's Admin: "It's on my desk, could you please come over and assign my C:\ drive to the laser printer?"