Technical Consultant Review

- Delivering packaged services ranging from installations through to proactive support contracts - Implementing a brand new NonStop system into an enterprise customer environment - Running a health check on a customer’s storage, server or network environment – always supported by a team of experienced HPE consultants

- Interpersonal skills e.g. team work, feedback, communication etc. - Technical skills e.g. server, storage, network etc. - Writing techniques e.g. emails, how to deal with certain type of people - Qualification: Introduction to HPE NonStop Field Support Training (HK286S)

- Company culture, very trusting and lets you grow in areas you want - Team, always there to support you where you're lacking and help you develop in those areas - Mostly I enjoy the technical side of the programme, the job role.

In the beginning the program was scattered all over the place, the way it was presented was, you crave out the path you want, difficult to start when you don't know the company well but now with the help of my manager and everyone else, my path is made.

A lot, especially from manager, everyone in the team is there to help you develop so that eventually you can become full fledge TC when program ends. I receive further support during emergency in my personal life, e.g. allowing to work from home or taking time off from work.

Pretty generic, only a handful of courses relate to my role, sometimes feels like a chore to complete.

I've learned a handful of things through my qualification but nothing major for my role, most of my learning comes from hands on experience.

There are extra-curricular activities to get evolved with, but are optional, I choose not to participate as I prefer to use the time to work on other skills that will benefit me, both at work and personal life.

Yes

The freedom and support you get from the team is great, the extra support depending on your circumstance makes it even better to work even after the degree program. There are lots of path to take and even if you need further develop in an area you can request it.

Don't just apply for the name of the company, learn what the company does and what services/products you want to get involved, having a plan will help you and your manager figure out what path you want to take. The team wants to see you grow so don't be afraid to ask for help, it doesn't make you weak.