電腦英文自我評價（通用3篇）

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電腦英文自我評價篇1

1, familiar with Server20xx configuration, AD Active Directory management, Group Policy, the registry configuration.

2, familiar with Outlook maintenance, and voice broadcast system;

3, router settings and switch maintenance and other network equipment maintenance;

4, familiar with the establishment and setup of wireless network;

5, user rights settings, data backup and recovery;

6, familiar with network security and virus prevention and control work, can carry out manual antivirus;

7, have a strong practical ability, can make reasonable use of resources to set up the local area network, familiar with the network construction;

Honest and sincere in their work, seriously adhering to their own work, good at accepting new things, the concept of strong time, will not shirk its responsibility in the face of difficulties, will calmly think and solve problems, according to the leadership of the will to do things.

Others

Education and professional is not the most important, the most important is the ability, I am good at learning, good at accepting new things, I would like to do my best for your company to contribute to the development, I wish your company more brilliant tomorrow! Looking forward to discuss with you for the hope.

電腦英文自我評價篇2

Then someone has said: 'Since the Revolution the people has gained Rights. The people govern!' Strange! The people has now been ruling three years and no one has in practice once asked its opinion. Treaties were signed which will hold us down for centuries: and who has signed the treaties? The people? No! Governments which one fine day presented themselves as Governments. And at their election the people had nothing to do save to consider the question: there they are already, whether I elect them or not. If we elect them, then they are there through our election. But since we are a self-governing people, we must elect the folk in order that they may be elected to govern us.

Then it was said, 'Freedom has come to us through the Revolution.' Another of those things that one cannot see very easily! It is of course true that one can walk down the street, the individual can go into his workshop and he can go out again: here and there he can go to a meeting. In a word, the individual has liberties. But in general, if he is wise, he will keep his mouth shut. For if in former times extraordinary care was taken that no one should let slip anything which could be treated as lèse-majesté, now a man must take much greater care that he doesn't say anything which might represent an insult to the majesty of a member of Parliament.

And if we ask who was responsible for our misfortune, then we must inquire who profited by our collapse. And the answer to that question is that 'Banks and Stock

Exchanges are more flourishing than ever before.' We were told that capitalism would be destroyed, and when we ventured to remind one or other of these famous statesmen and said 'Don't forget hat Jews too have capital,' then the answer was: 'What are you worrying about? Capitalism as a whole will now be destroyed, the whole people will now be free.