In NYC where are good jobs to find when you don't have a College Dipploma, but have knowledge in Computers
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Your facing stiff competition in New York.  Have you looked under IT listings in the newspapers or on job posting sites?  Have you checked the Village Voice job listing?
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http://Bigdoggpinc.ispeedway.com/imall/\nGoto Careers & Employment\nlook for 6 figure jobs\nSome offer free courses but for something hightech they usually charge for the information. Good Luck
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yahoo jobs is good, monster.com, even craigslist.com has job listings...\nand...with a degree in english, you can get a job doing just about anything, you just have to have the skills that the company is looking for!
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Check out www.craigslist.org -- It's a great site for jobs in most major cities.
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your best bet is to get certified. A+ pc tech  is good start. go to www.comptia.org and start from there. If you cant afford the certs, then go to www.brainbench.com and take the free tests that pertain to pc's. (just because their free does not mean they're easy). also look for interships with tech companies in your area. don't give up.
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Check jobs in your area at www.craigslist.com.
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here, look at this website\nhttp://www.nationjob.com/computers/jobs
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Computer Sciences and      Information Technology for earning a good income.
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For your skills, you might also want to look at computer programming, project management, marketing, and sales type jobs in your product area of expertise.\n\nIf you want to work in a retirement community, I would recommend looking of someplace like Monster.com to find out the types of jobs there are in a retirement community.  Then you can look into what you need to get a job that looks good to you.
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Hey, if your studying computer science and cant work that one out for yourself, give up and get a job selling computers at a Dell call centre
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There are different companies for different fields. you need the best one in your field. I would try yahoo yellow pages for \nNew York City and do a search. you're better have the experience to warrant a well paid job with a headhunting company
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Do you mean technical communications or the other type?  Whichever, don't be afraid to start and the very bottom.  The majority of recent college grads are not making big bucks yet.  Get a job in the mail room at NBC or your local radio station or at some techie type place is better than Pizza Hut.  Keep the resumes flowing.  Good luck!
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Depends on where you live and where you are in your career.  If you've been out of school for a while, then any college that offers courses will do.  Just make sure you get you foot in the door at a respectable company through internships and networking.  If your still and school, then the best bet as far as I'm concerned is the Cooper Union in NYC.  www.cooper.edu
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try careerbuilder.com or monster.com they should have what you are looking for if not in your town then in the closest city
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Yes, there are plenty of high tech jobs being created all over NYS.  We have a new technology park being built in Upstate right now, that AMD is looking into, as well as some of the other chip and component manufacturers.  Actually, NY held the title in technology for many years with the likes of Smith-Corona, Monarch Machine Tool, National Cash Register, and many others.  The NYC area also has a lot of positions available but many of them are more related to network type positions, and repairs.  Keep in mind that a single BR flat in NYC will run between 1500 and 3k a month plus utilities.  Upstate you can get a whole house for that and many times even less.  Hope this helps
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http://www.computerschools.com/cities/new-york-city-computer-training-institutes-schools.html
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There are a lot of good colleges out there, but nobody gets a job after they graduate.  The computer field is dead in the US.