Shqiperi, ofrohet IT
- Shqiperi
- Tipi
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- me orar te plote
- Fusha | Profili i punes
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- IT Teknike | Kompjutera
- Gjuha
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- anglisht
Our company is seeking for a proffessional IT with below characteristics :
1. Loves technology When a person is doing something that he/she truly enjoys, it’s infectious. This shows in the quality of your work, your commitment to the task, and your willingness to take on challenging assignments.
2. Understands data Data is the life blood of an IT organization and the business it serves. Having a deep understanding of a company’s data provides insights into how all the major software applications are connected.
3. Understands the business A major trend in IT is its closer and closer alignment with the business it serves. Even at the CIO level, you can’t just be the head techie, you must be a strong business professional who happens to know quite a bit about IT.
4. Can speak both techie and non-techie Do you want to watch a non-technical person’s eyes glaze over? The problem with this scenario is that the business users are the people you are trying to support and, as a result, may have input into your next performance report.
5. Is a mile deep in primary expertise If your primary expertise is business analysis, then you should be the best Business Analyst you can possibly be. If you specialize in data communications, you should know everything there is to know about Cisco routers and other data communications hardware and software in your data center.
6. Has a working knowledge of related technical areas The complexity of today’s business processes multiplied by the complexity of today’s technology doesn’t allow you to be a one trick pony. While, of course, being proficient at your primary technology, you must also be knowledgeable in the technologies that touch it
7. Shares technical knowledge with others Part of being a team player is a willingness to share your knowledge with others.
8. Loves to learn One thing about technology is that it keeps changing. Hardware and software vendors continually upgrade their products.
9. Is a team player There is an old African proverb that to go fast, travel alone to travel far, journey with others. A profession spans many years and is a marathon, not a sprint.
10. Thinks outside-the-box Creative thinking facilitates innovative ways to solve problems, reuse old technologies in new ways, create new processes, and define new approaches.
11. Sees problems as learning opportunities It is a wonderful feeling when technology and business processes run smoothly.
12. Loves a technical challenge The willingness and ability to define and architect solutions to seemingly undoable technical challenges can broaden your technical knowledge, increase your understanding of specific technologies, deepen your problem solving ability and gain you the notice and praise of your peers, business users, and management.
You will start solving problems of this page : http://www.lajm-shqip.com/new/index.php/category/shqiperi/
If you find yourself interested to work with us please contact at : cindy.babyal@gmail.com
1. Loves technology When a person is doing something that he/she truly enjoys, it’s infectious. This shows in the quality of your work, your commitment to the task, and your willingness to take on challenging assignments.
2. Understands data Data is the life blood of an IT organization and the business it serves. Having a deep understanding of a company’s data provides insights into how all the major software applications are connected.
3. Understands the business A major trend in IT is its closer and closer alignment with the business it serves. Even at the CIO level, you can’t just be the head techie, you must be a strong business professional who happens to know quite a bit about IT.
4. Can speak both techie and non-techie Do you want to watch a non-technical person’s eyes glaze over? The problem with this scenario is that the business users are the people you are trying to support and, as a result, may have input into your next performance report.
5. Is a mile deep in primary expertise If your primary expertise is business analysis, then you should be the best Business Analyst you can possibly be. If you specialize in data communications, you should know everything there is to know about Cisco routers and other data communications hardware and software in your data center.
6. Has a working knowledge of related technical areas The complexity of today’s business processes multiplied by the complexity of today’s technology doesn’t allow you to be a one trick pony. While, of course, being proficient at your primary technology, you must also be knowledgeable in the technologies that touch it
7. Shares technical knowledge with others Part of being a team player is a willingness to share your knowledge with others.
8. Loves to learn One thing about technology is that it keeps changing. Hardware and software vendors continually upgrade their products.
9. Is a team player There is an old African proverb that to go fast, travel alone to travel far, journey with others. A profession spans many years and is a marathon, not a sprint.
10. Thinks outside-the-box Creative thinking facilitates innovative ways to solve problems, reuse old technologies in new ways, create new processes, and define new approaches.
11. Sees problems as learning opportunities It is a wonderful feeling when technology and business processes run smoothly.
12. Loves a technical challenge The willingness and ability to define and architect solutions to seemingly undoable technical challenges can broaden your technical knowledge, increase your understanding of specific technologies, deepen your problem solving ability and gain you the notice and praise of your peers, business users, and management.
You will start solving problems of this page : http://www.lajm-shqip.com/new/index.php/category/shqiperi/
If you find yourself interested to work with us please contact at : cindy.babyal@gmail.com