Re: MFP/IT Technician.
At a previous job the image on one of the monitors got flipped 180 degrees. The IT guy sat down and checked it out for a minute or less. His solution was to turn the monitor over so the monitor was upside down but the image was right side up and say we needed a new video card and walk away.
I wasn't a copier tech at the time, just a lowly cell sales clerk. I sat down at the computer, opened up the video card settings and after about five minutes I found a setting to flip image 180 degrees and somehow it had gotten turned on. I turned off the 180 degrees setting and all was well.
That was my first introduction to the laziness of IT guys. Not many have proved this stereotype otherwise for me.
I do know a couple IT guys that are willing to go the extra mile, but they are in the minority in my little part of the world.
At a previous job the image on one of the monitors got flipped 180 degrees. The IT guy sat down and checked it out for a minute or less. His solution was to turn the monitor over so the monitor was upside down but the image was right side up and say we needed a new video card and walk away.
I wasn't a copier tech at the time, just a lowly cell sales clerk. I sat down at the computer, opened up the video card settings and after about five minutes I found a setting to flip image 180 degrees and somehow it had gotten turned on. I turned off the 180 degrees setting and all was well.
That was my first introduction to the laziness of IT guys. Not many have proved this stereotype otherwise for me.
I do know a couple IT guys that are willing to go the extra mile, but they are in the minority in my little part of the world.
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