COMPUTER MAINTENANCE, REPAIRS AND SALESWhat type of job are you looking for? Computer Technician or any job(that will make me survive) What nationality are you? Zimbabwean What languages do you speak (and at what level)? English language-high level, good enough. Ndebele-high, Setswana & Sesotho-average What country or area are you looking to work in and why? Afghanistan, Kandahar or in any area. My uncle Agripa Sonboy Ncube cell: 0093795945680 works for Supreme group in Kandahar, Afghanistan as a fuel specialist, he is always talking about good working conditions and job satisfaction. What countries have you worked in? Botswana & South Africa What countries do you have a visa to work in? No visa at the moment, I had a visa to work in South Africa, Botswana and other surrounding countries but my passport has expired, I have renewed it, I will be collecting it by the end of July 2011 and I will keep you posted. What field do you currently work in? Computer Industry What fields have you worked in before? Security, Construction, Teaching, Broadcasting, Computer & Music fields What qualifications do you hold? Diploma in multimedia studies, IT Certificate, Computer Technician Certificate, Grade'A' Certificate in security industry and loss control management. Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? I consider skills more valuable than formal education. Skills make me shape my future, they broaden my mind, when you are skilled it means you have the ability and the capacity to execute a job, whereas formal education only serves as the foundation. A skilled labour contributes a lot to the company in terms of production & the growth of the company. If you are skilled it means you are professional enough you can even open your own business in the long run because you have what it takes. Describe the benefits of working with others You gain experience through team work and exploring of ideas with others Describe the benefits of working alone Whatever you make is yours, you supervise yourself and make your own decisions. What was your worst working experience? My worst working experience was when one of the clients refused to pay for his computer after having serviced it. Everything had been put in place and the computer was running smoothly but the client was not satisfied with service rendered due to the fact that his computer not cleaned. The computer was later on blown and cleaned but no money was paid, I ended up footing the bill. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? The most important lesson I have learnt throughout my career is that as a computer technician I should always have enough tools and I'm encouraged to keep abreast with the ever changing technology and whatever business I do service delivery is more important than money. What unique skills do you have? When it comes to servicing computers I know exactly what is expected of me. I focus & always try to display potential in whatever I do, perform up to the required standard. I sometimes put myself on standby when am offduty. To me servicing computers is more of a game than a career and I'm also a computer instructor & I love it, it's fabulous. What would you consider as your 'dream job'? Being a music producer is one of them but in life any stable job that generates income becomes a priority to me What are the most interesting aspects of your field? Dealing with hardware and software problems, troubleshooting, partitioning, formating and installation of operating system & application programs. What are the least interesting aspects of your field? The least interesting aspects of my field are that as a technician the company depends on me so I must always ensure that the company operates in a conducive environment with all computers running efficiently and smoothly. What kind of a computer technician would you prefer? I would prefer a skilled and hard working computer technician. How can potential employers contact you? Potential employers may contact me on +263 772477870 +263 712397444 email:djtym@yahoo.com | 
