Have you tried turning it off and on again?

[ginnyvos]

"Have you tried turning it off and on again

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[amelia_seyroon]

Sounds like an awesome job! I hope it's treating you well!

[ginnyvos]

Haha it's better than sitting at home being broke, that's for sure!

I'd still love to get back to my actual field (I'd like to think I didn't earn a masters degree just to be an IT helpdesk employee for the rest of my like :P) but on the other hand, it's way better than it could've been (and has been) so I'm pretty content. It makes for awesome dinnerconversation, that's for sure!

[oracle_dreams]

sounds like quite the adventure... or just a great social experiment to put your degree to work! ;)

I'm sure you could devise a totally anonymous experiment to perform on your captive audience... hmmmmmmmm

[ginnyvos]

Haha there may have been keeping tally of certain occurrences at several points in my 'carreer' here ;)

I work with three phylosofers and another psychologist (hurray for the crisis) so contrary to what you might think I'm not the only one with a knack for research and a curious streak a mile wide (A) (And we might've been making fun of people in the mean while, but that's only a happy side-affect, surely!)

[nekojita]

See, my job is basically supplying the information that IT helpdesk (and second/third level support) uses to resolve problems (knowledge management). So yeah, very familiar here. :-)

[ginnyvos]

Oh fun :D Some of the best bits in my job are the occasions when we come up against a problem that we haven't seen before and I get to really dive into it and come up with a workaround or solution. Being first level support, this isn't as often as I might like, but it does happen and is such a rush :D