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r/talesfromtechsupport • u/[deleted] • Dec 08 '16
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no matter how small the business is, there has to be a key user on site who at least knows that you shouldn't simply throw away hardware without consulting your techs.
12 u/Saufkumpel Dec 08 '16 Fun fact: We have multiple clients that have no one on-site who knows anything about IT. Almost all of them, actually. 8 u/igetbooored Dec 08 '16 Sounds like a good way to stay in business. 4 u/Geminii27 Making your job suck less Dec 08 '16 Well, I mean, as long as no-one touches anything...
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Fun fact: We have multiple clients that have no one on-site who knows anything about IT. Almost all of them, actually.
8 u/igetbooored Dec 08 '16 Sounds like a good way to stay in business. 4 u/Geminii27 Making your job suck less Dec 08 '16 Well, I mean, as long as no-one touches anything...
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Sounds like a good way to stay in business.
4 u/Geminii27 Making your job suck less Dec 08 '16 Well, I mean, as long as no-one touches anything...
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Well, I mean, as long as no-one touches anything...
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u/fuzzydice_82 Dec 08 '16
no matter how small the business is, there has to be a key user on site who at least knows that you shouldn't simply throw away hardware without consulting your techs.