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Hello - I have CFS from mono and Covid this year. I would have to get a flu shot to go back to work and would prefer not to, I have been very sick bedridden on and off since last summer and finally feel like I’m making progress in my recovery. I typically don’t mind flu shots and definitely don’t want the flu but my situation makes me not want one at the moment. I’m looking for remote jobs but they’re hard to find. Just wondering what others would do in that situation

You couldn't even get me out of bed for what they're paying for.
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Job Title: Help Desk
Position Summary The Help Desk role provides front-line end-user support and system configuration/troubleshooting on-site and remotely to various Net3 IT clients. We are looking for an individual who is:
Strong interpersonal and communication skills; ability to explain simple procedures in writing or verbally; excellent phone skills.
Strong ability to learn and follow instructions well; strong analytical skills.
Ability to train Help Desk, make presentations to an internal audience, and interact positively with upper management.
Independent problem-solving, self-direction.
To be able to troubleshoot and configure Office 365 and Microsoft Azure.
To troubleshoot and configure network devices such as Firewalls, Switches, and Wi-Fi.
Troubleshooting virtualization technologies such as VMware and Hyper-V.
Works well alone or on a team
Key Responsibilities
Provide on-site/remote technical support for end users
Deploy/re-deploy new computers as needed
Configure printers & switches (basic only)
Complete technical documentation of installed equipment
Troubleshoot Wi-Fi/Network connectivity
Troubleshoot and Administer Windows-based applications, Workstations OS
MFP/ScanneFAX troubleshooting
Work service requests and incidents through a ticketing system
Other tasks or duties as assigned or required
Troubleshoot VOIP-related issues
Requirements:
2-3 years of technical support experience in a professional work environment
Basic networking familiarity
A+ Certified
Net+ Certified
Security+ Certified
Associates or bachelor’s in computer science or related field
Intermediate level experience in troubleshooting and configuring Microsoft technologies, primarily focused on Windows Servers, Office 365, and Microsoft Azure.
Location: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Remote? 4 Days a week on-site; 1-day remote
Job Title: Help Desk
Duration: Direct Hire
Compensation:
Salary Range: $36k - $42k
Additional Perks/Benefits: 401k, Pension, and Profit Sharing

5ca is hiring a Dutch - English Customer Support Agent
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I recently had a screening call for a remote position, and it went really well. I was asked to meet the manager for the position in person at an agreed-upon location. Being a young female and this being a man I have never met, for a job with no primary office or location, I'm skeptical. What can't be done over Zoom?
I asked if we could do a video chat instead because I also know very little about the position (I don't want to waste his or my time if it's outside of my salary expectations), and he pushed that he would rather meet in person so I "can see what the job would entail in-person."
What are your thoughts?
Should I be upfront and say, "Until I learn more about the position and if it aligns with what I am looking for in a new job venture, I prefer to have a Zoom call. If it does align, I'd be happy to rearrange my current work schedule so we could meet and discuss further."

Vonage is hiring a Account Manager
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Spouse and I are having a healthy debate whether working or being a SAHP is harder.
Context:
Kids are 6 and 3
Working parents job is remote and 4-6 hrs a day.
SAHP wakes up during night when kids are sick or don’t sleep.
Working parent helps after working
For those of you who have provided for your family and then became a SAHP, what did you find harder?

I'm a cybersecurity student, with very much to learn still, up for my first IT job. I had my first interview for a helpdesk job a few days ago. It's an entry-level tier 1 position; remote. I have a second/final interview coming up next week and I'm so nervous. I don't really have any experience except for the few computer issues I've solved on my own at my business and for friends/family members. I'm currently halfway through course work for CompTIA A+ core 1. The job description didn't focus heavily on tech skills and I know they have a training that all of us new hirees will go through...but I'm afraid of this second interview being a tech interview. I have never been through one before and I'm afraid I won't know everything. I can be very resourceful and am good at firguring things out..but I'm afraid they won't think thats enough. Are there some things I should know already to get this job at this level? I'm wanting to study some things over the weekend to make sure I am prepared. Does anyone have any tips on what I should learn or study; any advice in general?
Thank you.
Signed a baby tech. 😅

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Hey everyone! So I am 32 years old, went back to school and graduated college in 2019 with a bachelor's degree in Economics and a minor in Business Admin and have been working remote in Medicare Insurance Sales for over 2 years now. It is a position where I sell under an umbrella of different insurance carriers to customers. To be honest, I absolutely hate it, but the pay has been decent (at least for me - $70,000 for 2022). Having to cold call and grind every day, being micromanaged non-stop from 8am - 6pm M-F (plus every other Saturday), dealing with elderly clientele that are hard to sell to over the phone, having no realistic opportunity of moving up position-wise within the company, and having to keep my sales numbers up daily in fear of being fired has caused nothing but immense agony and stress to my life. It is not fulfilling and has started to impact me both mentally and physically. I really like sales and I would say I am good at it but I don't like the industry I'm in. I have been looking at new sales jobs online but I don't want to end up in the same position I am in right now where I am hating my life and looking for another career every couple of years or so. Since I am now in my 30s, I want something that is sustainable to where I can build a real career, actually like/tolerate what I am doing, can move up within the company, make good money, not be as stressed out like I am at my current job, have a decent work-life balance, and something that is preferably remote or even hybrid if possible. Based on my sales experience and your own experience, are there any suggestions for certain types of sales jobs that meet the criteria I am seeking and that you think I should look at and apply to?
** Thank you for reading this and thank you to anyone that responds, I am beyond grateful for your help and suggestions **

Vonage is hiring a Account Manager Remote US
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