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ht computer servicesClearwater (FL)

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Job Description: 15 hours weekend and 10-15 hours week days. Job involves working in retail computer shop as technician repairing computers, phones, and troubleshooting issues with commercial customers remotely. Flexible schedule and customer service is a plus.\nCompany

Description: If you enjoy working on anything and everything electronics, this would be the place for you. We specialize in computer repair and support but also have phone repair services. Due to our unique setup, IT skills are a plus but not absolute. Data drops skills are essential. You just need to have a good attitude and be willing to learn and grow. Pay starts out as a Tech assistant but you will be compensated as you learn and grow. Afternoon and weekend availability are a plus. Must have a reliable mode of transportation.

Company Description: If you enjoy working on anything and everything electronics, this would be the place for you. We specialize in computer repair and support but also have phone repair services. Due to our unique setup, IT skills are a plus but not absolute. Data drops skills are essential. You just need to have a good attitude and be willing to learn and grow. Pay starts out as a Tech assistant but you will be compensated as you learn and grow. Afternoon and weekend availability are a plus. Must have a reliable mode of transportation.

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