"Technical support jobs combine computer know-how with customer service skills in order to help customers troubleshoot computer-related issues. While some employers require candidates to have a bachelor's or associate's degree in computer science, others may only be looking for some level of computer knowledge and an ability to learn as you go. In an interview, expect to answer a variety of troubleshooting questions, such as how you would help a customer with a program that keeps crashing or a computer that won't connect to the internet."
Entry-level interview questions, seemed like an agency recruiter was talking to me: What is your biggest accomplishment? (fair question) Why are you interested in Gordian (they reached out to me) What's your comp Are you ok with travel Nothing about my actual skill set or how it pertains to their opening
Tell me about yourself and experience.
Technical issues with google video
Tell something about yourself. Strengths, how I deal with difficult situations, and if I experienced an easy job, strengths and etc. HR has grilled with unusual questions about my whole life history and the reason behind my decisions.
Why do you want to join Distributel? Test on basic computing.
Do you know how to use connectwise?
When could you start training?
bash scripts for linux kernels, basic linux commands general customer service questions
Past experience & relevant skills for TPM
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