I like being the it person. I would rather tackle a problem than leave someone else to struggle with it. It makes me hate software especially software that doesn’t play nice with other software.
In one of my IT classes in high school we have a network (not connected to the internet) we we told to setup a printer on the network. My group managed to print to a printer on a different network.
I tell anyone who asks that my consultant rates are $300/hour with a 4 hour minimum - and that I have a specialization in cloud architecture and ops stuff.
For some reason, people with printer/windows/Facebook/phone problems suddenly change the subject…
I hate being the IT person, and no I will not fix your printer.
I will fix your printer! Give me a sledge hammer!
The only real fix
I like being the it person. I would rather tackle a problem than leave someone else to struggle with it. It makes me hate software especially software that doesn’t play nice with other software.
I like fixing stuff as long as it’s not a printer or networking.
I don’t like fixing printers but I can’t leave it to my dad or the print will be destroyed.
I’m pretty decent with computers and I can’t understand printers for the life of me
In one of my IT classes in high school we have a network (not connected to the internet) we we told to setup a printer on the network. My group managed to print to a printer on a different network.
See I like being the it person.
I tell anyone who asks that my consultant rates are $300/hour with a 4 hour minimum - and that I have a specialization in cloud architecture and ops stuff.
For some reason, people with printer/windows/Facebook/phone problems suddenly change the subject…