Other than experience and education, most of what I can bring to my job involves the knowledge I have (whatever it is) involving computers. Now seeing as I don't have things like A+ cert, I'll have to itemise it all, and it's driving me bonkers because most of the stuff isn't 'applicable' to an office setting (and if I don't get an office job none of it matters anyway).

Knowing how to upload files via ftp or ssh may or may not be relevant, but then again nowadays it's as easy as drag and drop. I'm not a total doofus with the computer so I'm familiar with proper practices with using a computer (spyware/virus check/registry cleaners and the like), but does a company really give a jeff about that stuff?

So far I have listed html, office/works/open office, data entry, the ability to research and prepare a working manual for an accounting firm.

I have experience with photoshop, collating stuff, filing, installing hardware/software, basic troubleshooting skills, etc etc.

Just toss out ideas I may be able to put in, or advice in general, like not showing up to the interview in baggy jeans.

Because my parents will tell me that even though it's obvious.

:D