After being in the business of IT Support for so many years, I have learnt never to admit to it to people outside of work: Sometimes, not even then.
"Why?" You may ask me.
Well, despite the obvious lull on your social life, once somebody knows that you have superhuman IT skills, you're screwed. Doomed forever to be plagued by never ending computer questions from people who have no idea what they are asking in the first place.
Even worse, when these people discover what you do, they tell others, and before you know it you have an even larger posse contacting you, expecting computer advice, and fixes for free. People you have never even met.
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
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