@frost I think you should. I bet people would really like you for various desktop support positions.
@frost Touchy feely. Remember the people who come up with the job listings can be hiring managers (so they really just want to get back to their actual job) or HR people (who don't have the technical expertise). So "X years of experience in Foo" might reflect that, or be an attempt to weed out folks whose experience is reading Foo For Dummies and will go "this is more than I can do."
I'd say apply for SOME of them, not all, especially if there's other stuff which you know you can do.
@frost Aggravating stuff it'd be useful to tuck in your head about job hunting, so you get less frustrated when you run into it;
1) there will be online applications which promptly make you re-enter EVERY BIT OF INFORMATION you already put on your resume
2) as you've discovered, there are online applications which will require information there's really no way to necessarily remember
3) occasionally things will be legit BROKEN, and you won't be able to get your stuff to go through.
@frost yeah. These things are tailored at people who have all that information easily at their fingertips - and walking away rather than digging for everything buys you more time to look for other jobs. If they don't require it, great!
@ziphi this place had so much awesome stuff!
@Kishi Thanks! Hallucinogen I kinda sorta know, Younger Brother I don't.
@Kishi actually yes, EXACTLY that track!
@frost I have a cup of chamomile tea! Got a teabag from a friend aaaaages ago.
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