2 jobs for the price of one

[denver2k]

Ideally you will have a couple of years of experience working in an accountancy and then moved to IT Support or vice versa.

In other words, you'd be a loser in your previous profession and would like to give it a go again...in some different style ...

[Svalbaard]

"Good morning IT support?"

"Hi there, I can't seem to reconcile my general ledger."

"Ahh, have you tried rebooting?"

[JoJoGabor]

Wow - the ideal caidaite must be a barrel of laughs at dinner parties, IT _AND_ Accounting!!

[DaveB]

IT Support Engineer/Accountant - Windows - Servers - Networks - Payroll - Accounts

IT Support Engineer/Accountant - London - £35,000

IT Support Engineer/Accountant - Windows - Servers - Networks - Payroll - Accounts

My client a market leading accountancy firm is looking for a IT Support Engineer that will do a duel role of IT Support and some accountancy procedures. These mainly comprise of 3rd line support duties such as server maintenance, networking and desktop. You will be working in a Windows based environment, and will be supporting the following technologies: Windows Server 2003, Exchange 2003, TCP-IP, LAN, WAN, VPN, XP, NT and Sage. You will be expected to be proficient in book-keeping and payroll or some experience working with accounts.

This is an usual and varied role with plenty of opportunities,

You wont know what you are doing from one day to the next.

you will get full training and have a structured progression plan to work towards.

If you dont meet our unreasonable targets it will be your own fault and we will fire you.

The client is looking for someone with excellent communications skills and a real willingness to learn.

You have to be able to bulltulip like a pro and put up with being constantly told how to do your job.

You must be flexible and motivated within a working environment.

Willing to work ridiculous hours, nights and weekends.

Any experience supporting accountancy software is a massive benefit to your application.

We can't find anyone to match this spec so we'll take anyone who's ever put the Sage Accounts CD in their PC.

Ideally you will have a couple of years of experience working in an accountancy and then moved to IT Support or vice versa.

How bad does IT have to get that you'd switch to accountancy? Or Vice Versa. Take this job and you'll find out.

Please include all specific experience in your CV.

The interviews are lined up for next week so there is not much time to get your application across so don't delay and send me your CV now.

We promised the client we'd find them somebody and we're desperate.

The salary is up £35,000 depending on your experience and you do not require a driving license to apply as you will support one site only.

You dont need a drivers licence cos you will never have the time to leave site to go anywhere and you'll end up sleeping under your desk becasue we arn;t paying you enough to be able to afford anywhere else to live.

[unemployed]

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seen it all now.