Digger
Prominent Member
I used to be a IT Manager in a medium-sized Law Firm (4 years ago), became disenchanted and currently am a humble Facilities Manager/Caretaker in a large residential about to be refurbished, so no doubt will be looking for a new challenge in the next year or so.
From an IT perspective my CV now has a glaring hole in it. I am considering re-entering the market next year but fear I will have to start near the bottom and work my way up again!
I'd like to appear in front of potential employers & agencies(?!) with a highlight on my CV, of which I currently consider I have none.
I have spare time on my hands and wonder what the IT Gurus here consider to be the new and emerging technologies that will soon become prevalent. Internet Security, Firewall Technologies, new MS Operating Systems etc? I consider myself to be more of an Admin Troubleshooter and fixer type rather than the analytical programmer.
I freely admit that it will be a journey for me to re-enter this job market.
Am I overly paranoid to think that because I will be hitting 40 next year that it will be even more difficult?
Thanks for reading.
From an IT perspective my CV now has a glaring hole in it. I am considering re-entering the market next year but fear I will have to start near the bottom and work my way up again!
I'd like to appear in front of potential employers & agencies(?!) with a highlight on my CV, of which I currently consider I have none.
I have spare time on my hands and wonder what the IT Gurus here consider to be the new and emerging technologies that will soon become prevalent. Internet Security, Firewall Technologies, new MS Operating Systems etc? I consider myself to be more of an Admin Troubleshooter and fixer type rather than the analytical programmer.
I freely admit that it will be a journey for me to re-enter this job market.
Am I overly paranoid to think that because I will be hitting 40 next year that it will be even more difficult?
Thanks for reading.