i have finish in diplom in computer hardware.i want start small buisness/job.how to start my way?
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I am a MCSE and A+ ceritfied Tech, and run my own in home business also, the best advice I can give is check out in the area how many people are doing out calls.\n\nWe have a few people in town that are doing in-home repairs and tech work along with a few small computer dealers, my work is with small business and friends doing software upgrades, small repairs and network installations.\n\nSee if people you know are interested in allowing you to do clean ups in there systems, most people when the computer starts to run slow have no idea of the way to free up space and memory, that is where you come in, set an hourly rate and be flexible, the more work you get the better, and if a small computer store is looking for a tech look to that to supplement your income.\n\nI do 3-5 things a month but I am on a disability and can only work so much, but first see what is out there and then make your decision to see if the market needs a  person like yourself to fill that gap.\n\nOh and don't take the first respondants comments to heart, some people don't have anything better to do.
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Do business. Start small and grow it. Value your effort, time and money. Don't be discouraged when at first it doesn't run good. Keep on learning.
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Do some re-search on what country is da best to make cash \n& have a good person who can fix ur pcs not someone who says yes they know how to install windows .
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Those skills will get you a career almost anywhere.  Every business needs someone who can fix and run their computers.  Do you want to work in profit, non-profit, education, law enforcement...?  You can basically pick any business and focus on it because they will need someone like you.  Good luck!
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I found a few links that should help you to get started on your way.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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First get a really good grip on how the hardware works, at least the basics.  Then learn X86 assembler and C languages and start in on the source code.  Comment everything that isn't already commented and ask about what you don't understand.  That's the hard way of course.  You could also start with some of the books and resources on the web.  Happy hunting!
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I posted 2 links that should help you to get started.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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You have a good idea to start small and work up from there. You need to make sure all your paper work is in order before you do anything. Make sure your drivers are good drivers. Then start contacting local companies that ship out to get loads. As you start there will be a lot more that will come along with a  good reputation. Good Luck
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Raj! \nWhat mess have you gotten yourself into?\n\nBuck up! Life is not always nice to nice people, and you have to fight for your happiness, your place under the sun! \n\nGet a job first! this job that you have right now( Your own business) means you are under-employed.\n\nYou know English, you can work in a  call centre. That will bring you some dough. In the part-time, you can continue your business from home? A  phone, a desk and a computer is what you need for such a small scale business. In India, that means you work at night, leaving you free to pass your day-time sleeping at the makeshift office.\n\nOnce you have enough money, get out of both and start afresh.
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If I had to do it all over again, then I would go into hardware networking.  There is a constant demand for people to setup, administrate and maintain networks.  You can supplement this with software courses, but bear in mind that software (as with hardware too) changes rapidly and the different platforms evolve requiring continuous study.\n\nTake some simple structure programming language courses, supplemented by learning data structures and database design.  If you concentrate on hardware engineering then you will be in high demand.  Also, MCSA, MCSE certifications supplemented by experience with routing such as CCNA (Cisco) will keep you very busy.
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" To start new company like BPO". So I understand your not sure of which company. U said " U have manpower".Manpower of wat skills.\n\nCan you be clear pls.\n\nI have good expertise in BPO industry. I was with DELL outsource venture for almost 4 yrs. Have worked in UK. And now as business consultant..\n\nIngeneral I suggest to do this to achive ur AIM\n\n1. Do extensive research in the industry you plan to venture\n2.Acquire enough knowledge and expertise to run the show\n3. Meet ppl in the same industry and find the risks involved\n4. Analyse risks and your expertise to handle them\n5. Develope financial mode -run it in the worst scenario and see the impact on profits etc.\n6. Finally if everything looks good and positive. Implement your action to reach your AIM OR GOAL.\n\nAll the best..
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Just get a tech support job and get your certs and go to college.
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Hi erik\nI tried this feat about a year ago and so far it has turned out spactaculer. Except for the fact that I bought a cheap motherboard and have to buy a new one.\n\nThe way I started was by downloading and printing out one of the booklets online.\n\nLet me just look for one now...\n\nhttp://www.tomshardware.com/2002/09/04/building_your_own_pc/\n\nthis site looks detailed and plenty of pictures, pictures are the key\n\nIt took nearly 3 months for me to complete it\nand installed the box last (cause the box I had was not the right shape) for about a month I was running with the power box outside the main box which was tricky. \n\nWhen it is complete though it is one of the most satisfying things and you learn so much. Just a side note you must know how to format and must have practise. You probably know that though.\n\nBiulding my computer is one of my best accomplishments and earned me a place to skip 3 grades to computer technology 12\n\nas for no lag you will need a faster internet connection which you have to pay quite a bit for\n\nAs for the cheapest setup\n\nI went pretty cheap first which I later found was a mistake. Pay cheap but get the custimizable motherboard. Dont make the mistake I did and get the one where they will stop making proccessors for in 2 months time. Also I found that I ripped out all the ram from my other computers and loaded this one with it providing me with 1.5 gigs of ram and 3 extra big hard drives. So interchangabilty is key. I got the case and videocard over christmas but I know they were fairly cheap and the video card (Geforce 5500) has allowed me to play tons of games.
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Ask more specific questions.\nDon't expect some magic answer that will lead you to the solution.\n\nAnd if you do find a way to do whatever it is you're trying to, know that it is not possible to have a job that involves doing little and getting paid a lot.\nThe Internet gold-rush is over and it never really was.\n\nLearning proper English helps a lot too.
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Don't get a job!!! Start a business! there are lots of enterprises you can start on little or no money and build into something worthwhile.\n\nBuy books in thrift stores and sell them on Amazon\nStart a service that makes use of your talents\nStart a web design company. You find the clients and have others do the work!\nThere are lots of things you can do if you just think about it.
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If u r good enough in the subject U have plenty options in INDIA. (I dont know the place where u live) lot of technical call centres offering jobs for hardware people. First U have to be good enough in english along with Hardware & Networking Skills
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Develop a passion for the work.  Spend your free time learning more about the subject.  Make it a joy rather than a job.\n\nI personally recommend keeping up with hardware changes, at least on the systems  you are working on.  Understand the operating systems, determine which files actually affect your applications and how they interact with them.  Learn makefiles, understand the compile chain, learn how the compiler creates symbol tables and how libraries are linked in.\n\nThen look into how to write device drivers... that will improve your code immensely.  Understand the Configuration Management and Quality Assurance roles and why they are important...\n\nThen improve your programming in the language of your choice... write a lot of code, look at a lot of code... make improvements.\n\nGood luck