How to Apply: Visit the application link provided on this page to submit your application.
Show Your IT Support Chops
This role is all about keeping systems running and users happy. Hiring managers will look for hands-on troubleshooting skills and a customer-service mindset.
1. Highlight your troubleshooting wins: On your CV, give specific examples of hardware, software, or network issues you resolved. Mention the tools and steps you used, and the outcome.
2. Prove your customer-service edge: IT support is about people. Share a time you turned an angry user into a satisfied one, or how you explain technical things to non-techies.
3. Show you know AV setups: Many IT coordinators handle projectors and video conferencing. If you've set up or troubleshot such gear, put it on your CV.
4. Get familiar with inventory and procurement: This role tracks hardware and software licenses. Mention any experience with asset management or purchasing.
5. Prepare for scenario questions: Expect questions like 'A user's laptop won't connect to Wi-Fi, what do you do?' Walk through your logical steps.
6. Emphasize your follow-up skills: You'll juggle multiple requests. Give an example of how you prioritize and keep stakeholders updated.
7. Know the basics of security: Brush up on password policies, phishing, and safe software use. They'll probe your awareness.
8. Research the company: Q-Sourcing Servtec is a recruitment firm. Understand their business and how IT supports their operations.