any places you know that are hiring in IT

[zaquanh_09]

does anyone know of any places in town looking to hire someone in IT? my contract is coming up soon and im not having much luck finding anything else,

IT Manager, helpdesk , lead, network admin, windows admin things like that

[zerreissen]

http://jobs.rackspace.com/content/map/

[zaquanh_09]

i apply for rackspace about twice a week for about a year now , ive had one interview there and one offer then they lost there budget for the position ,

i have a few friends that work there , its very easy to get in there i hear ,

thank you though , think i will log in now and apply to more lol

[ErikH]

Check out the local school districts too.

[jburgos26]

Bexar County has some openings: https://jobs.bexar.org/sap(bD1lbiZjP...cfContext=ZCON

PM me if interested.

[zaquanh_09]

yea these contracts are killing me , :(

wow good idea didnt think about ISD thanks , ive applied to a bunch with sagov. will check out bexar county , thanks guys

[tony]

we are hiring a helpdesk person

https://ch.tbe.taleo.net/CH13/ats/ca...cws=1&rid=1938

[rrasco]

RS is NOT easy to get into. In some cases yes, but they are ranked like the 11th hardest place to get hired at. My brother works there, I've been trying to get there for a few years now, but I also don't like change so I'm on the fence. I've been all the way up to the in-person interview and didn't get selected :/ I'm a windows admin, but I'm not sure I want to keep doing this, I don't find it fun anymore since I'm really a software engineer. Most of the cool tech jobs are in Austin/Dallas/Houston. IMO, if you're in IT in SA, you need to be working at RS. There are alternatives, but I truly believe that is the place to be. You could also check out USAA, Valero, SWRC, and the ISDs.

[tony]

the former "rackers" i work with hated it there

[rrasco]

I think a lot of it depends on which department you work in. Some jobs are support roles handling customers, some are internal IT jobs, and various other positions (development, engineering, security). I'm sure I would hate working customer facing support too.