Grand Avenue by Mike Thompson for September 14, 2012

Tech Support ain’t for sissies, Bucko!

Dude – you are Tech support of the most differcult kind. Tech support for kids brains.

To answer that google all the accidents that happened due to total ignorance plus total reliance on spellcheck, GPS and information on internet. That should be good for a laugh or two.

Well, for starters: its/it’s, your/you’re, there/their/they’re.

And more importantly: you need skills to back you up when the computer is down.

If you live on Long Island then it his for the high pay, paid medical, and incredible pension.

Those are all good questions, now let’s explore ALL the answers!

That’s enough Gabby!

I’ve worked in tech support for 7 years, and it’s no great shakes. You talk with dumb people every day, every computer issue is your fault, and with all the frequent technological changes that happen, my company does not allow you to take any technical training (just soft, interpersonal crap). You have to learn it all on your own. I’d like to change jobs.

gee people……it’s only a comic !! don’t get soo technical !!!!!!!

Isaac Asimov FIFTY years ago wrote a story called “The Feeling of Power” about a man, who, after only computers had been used for centuries, figured out how to make mathematical calculations by hand again and was hailed as a genius.

You can’t go into Tech Support! You speak English too well, and you aren’t from India, Sir!

AND BESIDES THAT, PEOPLE WOULD UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU SAID!

I hope you would have been a really good Tech Rep..there are some out there who are down right stupid and can’t explain anything.

I do tech support, and not all of us are “losers”. Thanks very much.