Any computer technicians?

[WhoopsiGoldburg]

Basically, I'm a senior in high school and to graduate I need to secure an interview or really just ask someone in the field 10 questions. Its simple and quick and I would really appreciate it just leave a reply in the topic.

I wasn't quite sure to put this topic I hope its fine here.

[QIII]

That wouldn't really constitute an "interview" and this may not be the place for homework.

You should have plenty of resources in your community. I'd recommend asking around and doing a face-to-face. I'm sure plenty of people would love to talk your leg off.

Much better that than to get 30 partial responses and a truckload of conflicting opinions that might turn into a flame-fest anyway.

Talk to a real person. You get more than just a bunch of words that way.

[CharlesA]

Having a face-to-face interview would be a better idea tbh.

[wojox]

I'm a senior in high school and to graduate I need to secure an interview

Tell them you will work the first week free. Not only will you secure the interview, you'll probably get hired.

Interviews go both ways, it's a chance to see if it's some place you want to work for.

[dferriman]

If you can't find someone local to talk to, start hanging out at local computer stores and keep trying to get a job at one. It will be horrible, but the experience will help in the future. As for the interview, just relax, don't talk over your own head and ask a few questions during or after the interview (a few, not too many). Most interviews are more about how they feel about you once the get a feel that you can do the job.

Hope that helps, and good luck.

[wojox]

ask a few questions during or after the interview (a few, not too many).

How many is too many?

[CharlesA]

How many is too many?

More than one but less than a hundred?

[wilee-nilee]

More than one but less than a hundred?

lol, oh you.

[wojox]

More than one but less than a hundred?

Good one Chuck.

@ OP: too many questions == intelligence !! ignorance.

[WhoopsiGoldburg]

How many is too many?

I have to ask 10 questions, I procrastinated and its due to tommorow and I have no transportation to another city so I kinda can't do that face to face interview.

EDIT: I'm graduating from a continuation school btw. I kinda just need to have the answers to the questions written down. We don't have very high standards.

EDIT2: I'm not trying to get a job interview I just need to ask questions about the career itself.