How Long Servicing Office Equipment

[sharkie]

22 years and counting. There must be a better way of making a living??

[countrytech]

	Quote:			Originally Posted by sharkie
	22 years and counting. There must be a better way of making a living??

Yes there must be, but in my case, after neally 40 years, is it too late to change.

[Wynard]

4 years here. I was unemployed a while back and whilst deciding which job I want to work in I went and applied for office clerk positions. Luckily, my current boss was the one who took me as a trainee and he quickly found out that Im really good at IT-related jobs and networking, and thats how I found my way into the industry...

However, I only know the fundamentals of the technical side of copiers, but I am very proficient with the connectivity related to them

[montana]

hi 22 years ......but we still have to learn more&more

[Morlock49]

	Quote:			Originally Posted by montana
	hi 22 years ......but we still have to learn more&more

Its not the case of more and more, but after 20+ years its trying to forget the horrors we worked on

[CCS@yahoo]

25 years - 1/2 way there!

[CDVMike]

21 years whew... I started with Xerox in Washington D.C. that is a scary place God bless any of you guys/gals there! I now work with a small company there is the boss and me if you can get this gig do it!

[gpoffmachs]

started in 88 on the mita 111 and the konica 115. man those were the days of good machines,,,,lol

[techrm]

22 yrs for me

[Karsten]

10 years now, started as delivery person then a position as tech became available and I was asked if I wanted to do it. I am now the service manager. I see that most people here have been doing this for a long time, so you actually CAN make a living doing this? Maybe I work for the wrong people