@Michaelnp500 said in Looking for Highshool IT Intern:
@scottalanmiller Right. Just being with Apple would be great, but remote support or working in store also. To get a job with them though, I can't just walk into a store. We don't have one here, but they do hiring all starting online.
What are you looking for though? For example, I can do phone support. I've done it extensively, and I'm quite good at it. However, where I shine most is at in-person interactions. I'm sure some will mutter under their breath about that comment, but ask @Minion-Queen about how I do when engaging prospective clients and she'll tell you that I shine best with in-person interactions. I worked retail for about five years total. I've worked a little bit at pretty much every level of IT, although not as high as some of @scottalanmiller experiences... but I've done everything from your retail tech support up to engineering. NTG was a true gift. I got to work in administrative functions, internal support, sales, marketing, development, and more.
But at the end of the day, you need to know yourself. You want to find a job that you can shine at, and to do that, you need to know your personality type. You strike me as more outgoing, and as a people person. A common job that are a dime a dozen are traveling techs. Dell especially loves to hire people for this role. You drive around and bounce from client to client. It's a great way to gain a lot of experience fast, although you often don't dive as deep as some other roles, because you're often just the "hands" in the field. But that also varies by role.
