Jonathan’s Story: Network Admin at InfoWest
Jonathan’s Story: Network Administrator at InfoWest
Jonathan Returns to InfoWest
I joined InfoWest in 2019 as a support ops technician after graduating from Utah Tech University to expand my skills in Information Technology. I was in that role for six months when I decided to expand my skills. I left for an airline to be part of their IT team as a Systems Support Administrator. InfoWest and my managers helped me prepare for that role and taught me new ways to learn which is what I loved about my time at InfoWest.
They took the time to teach me the skills I needed and showed me new ways of troubleshooting and all sorts of tricks of the trade that even I was able to pass my airline coworkers. My time in the airlines was wonderful, and I think how InfoWest prepared me to excel in an industry field with technology.
One year after leaving InfoWest, I found myself back home as a Network Administrator. I looked back at my time and realized how good I had it with the Internet People. InfoWest likes to take care of its employees. They do the right thing simply because it’s the right thing.
Since I have returned, the skills I had acquired still apply; I continue to learn something new every day. The InfoWest “work culture” isn’t work; it truly feels like you are treated like family here.
Leaving InfoWest was a great decision. I got to view the tech atmosphere from a different perspective and gain other insights from other peers.
Coming back to InfoWest was one of the best decisions I made. I could not be happier that I did. Each new day is an adventure, and the sky is truly the limit. Everyone is always looking for their dream company; when I was at InfoWest, I had my dream company all along. My career journey had its ups and downs. But coming home to InfoWest felt like a family reunion. I have never been happier to be back and working with The Internet People.
Thank you, InfoWest.
~ Jonathan
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Check out our list of some fun milestones through gaming history. Do you remember? 1970-First at-home video game console hit the market with Magnavox Odyssey. 1975– Video game home consoles with the release of Atari Pong. Early 1970’s– The first arcade opened! Woohoo! Coin-operated gaming comes to life. Think! Pac-Man, Galaga, Asteroids, Donkey Kong, and our Marketing Director’s favorite, Street Fighter. “HADOUKEN!!“
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2020 School is Cool Backpack Giveaway
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Southern Utah’s original Internet service provider has expanded its fiber network. InfoWest, The Internet People, recently acquired the Sienna Hills Fiber-to-the-Home development from Veracity Networks. Veracity had provided residents of Sienna Hills in Washington, Utah, with fiber internet service for the past ten years.
Join InfoWest and Tell Congress NOT to Tax Your Internet
The House of Representatives Wants to Add a “Universal Service Fund” Fee (tax) to your Internet Bill (H.R 6723).
Most of these fees would be used to subsidize telephone companies to provide broadband service in rural areas. Would you be surprised to learn that many rural telecom providers “wholeheartedly” endorse this bill? InfoWest opposes taxes on internet services. We hope you will join us in fighting this bill.