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The next step up from a Helpdesk Technician is an Office or Campus Desktop Support Technician: characterized by their specialized support services within a campus or office environment.

Similar to an IT support specialist, Helpdesk Technician is an entry-level role that is primarily responsible for troubleshooting technical issues remotely: acting as a first point of contact and escalating more serious issues.

There are numerous entry-level positions in IT and Tech that do not require formal degrees. Online certifications are a great way to develop the skills necessary to success in these positions.

Your hard work has paid off and you've landed an interview! It's now time for the final stretch; follow these steps to excel in your interview and land your dream job.

It's time to apply all of your previous knowledge and hard work into a new job application! Refer to our previous post for the best tips to request a referral from your professional network.

Referrals can be a key application booster in today's job market. Follow these steps to request a referral from your professional network in an efficient and considerate way.

You've networked hard and it's now time to reap the rewards of your efforts! Follow these tips to request a referral from your professional network: often a key booster in job applications.

When you reach out to professionals on LinkedIn, make sure to follow these key guidelines to increase your chances of building lasting connections. Many candidates also send cold networking emails to supplement their LinkedIn networking efforts. Keep your eyes peeled for tips on email networking!

Networking opportunities are everywhere! Here are some of the most common resources used for professional networking. Stay tuned for specific details on building connections with professionals in your desired roles!

Networking is perhaps the most important part of any candidate's job search! Keep an eye out for upcoming content from TechCareers for detailed tips on networking.

Once you've taken stock of your existing skillset, it is time to research the landscape to understand its key trends and developments, and determine the remaining skills and knowledge that you need to develop during your career pivot.

As we welcome the new year, many of you may be thinking of pivoting into a new career, or perhaps just enhancing your professional skills. TechCareers has curated a list of tips to help candidates maximize their learning during this transition, beginning with assessing their current skillset and preparing documentation to best represent this to recruiters. Indeed provides detailed tips for candidates to craft their resumes at the link below:

https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/resumes-cover-letters/resume-resources