Peter Carruth ⋅ Sacramento, CA Strato Communications, Inc - Former USAF ⋅ 15 years experience

Take a look at the MSP space in your area. Tons of SMB MSPs look for qualified Techs.

And to Waynes' point, clean up the vocabulary on a national board (respectfully).

To get a better answer, ask a better question.

Consider what you bring to the table for PT work and put it out there.

You may only get one pass / review on this forum Brother: put your best foot forward.

Wayne Greenleaf ⋅ San Clemente, CA ABM Industries ⋅ 45 years experience

Josh,

Reading your piece, it would be very helpful, in writing a resume, interviewing, getting a job and holding it, if you improved your English skills. That is so important. You can do night school at a local college or perhaps adult school in your town. But do it...!

Wayne K. Greenleaf
CAPT (Ret) USNR - and 40 years in Human Resources, staffing and hiring.

Brian Fox ⋅ Voorhees, NJ SURGE / Personal Clients ⋅ 31 years experience

Hello Josh. I would join Dice.com and post my resume online with my profile accessible to the public. In addition to this, you can enter and serve search criteria which you can run manually or use as the basis for receiving daily job listings via email.

I would also recommend searching the career or job listings for companies who focus on server maintenance such as RackSpace (I have no connection with them other than hosting with them, but they've always offered my company great service). Their career page is:

http://www.rackspace.com/talent/

Good luck with your career!