1:04 Outlook Not Getting or Receiving Emails 4:55 Mouse/Keyboard Not Working 6:36 Website Not Working 9:20 My Internet Not Working 12:04 I Need Access To Network Drive 15:13 The Printer Not Working 18:08 I Can't Connect To PC Remotely 21:11 My Phone Won't Turn On 22:51 My Audio Not Working 24:25 My Outlook/Word/Excel Is Not Responding 31:25 Common Outlook Issues with End Users 33:36 My Computer Is Slow 34:38 Common Adobe Acrobat Issues 36:19 Add Ins Not Working 37:53 This Website Cant Run Because It Requires Java or Adobe Flash 38:42 My Emails Are Not Working On My Phone 39:10 Monitor Not Working
I snatched myself a Help Desk Level 1 job that pays pretty great (20$ an hour with a chance of going as high as 24$ an hour after a year of working) and is a government job. That said I know almost NOTHING about computers. Literally nothing. After watching your video and REALLY analyzing it (I literally spent hours watching and re watching your video and slowing the speed down to memorize steps you took cuz I didnt even know how to properly use control panel lol) I ended up doing great on my first month on the job. Of course there were tons of times that I got lost but luckily because I was an entry level I was expected to re direct many issues to my seniors / more experience IT people but I am so glad you made this. I helped reset passwords, fix internet connection issues, a few keyboard solutions etc...Still feel like I am too much of an amateur to be working this job but most jobs are a "learn as you go" type of thing. Again thanks so much for this video. Literally the best intro to IT / Level 1 Help Desk vids out there.
@@evelynnveleni I'm so sorry about that! Sadly I learned a long time ago that sometimes skills matter less then impressions. If you make an amazing impression in interviews then they will hire you regardless of how much you actually know. A lot of ppl would rather teach and train you if they like you then hire someone who knows everything but fails during an interview. I'm sure you will find a position though! Do not give up!
I did find a position after 6months of freaking trying. It's a level 1 desktop support job for $14, 3month contract, and through a temp agency. A job is a job, but i feel like the thousands of dollars I spent in school is not paying off. Pissed off but greatful
@@evelynnveleni I got someone a job for 24 dollars an hour 1 week ago. No certs, no experience, just a college degree. It's how you market yourself and your resume.
Cool tips for anyone working on the help desk! Its a great starting point for anyone looking to build a career in IT. I started on the help desk 12 years ago and worked up through the ranks of IT, through support, infrastructure, design and now im a CTO.
20 mins in and I'm feeling better about starting my first real helpdesk job on Monday. Thanks for all the tips and advice! Wish I had seen this before my interview lol
@@Awksparks I ended up working at that company for 2 years and learned so many skills. I was completing my degree in IT and earned my A+, Sec+ and Net+ certificates. Now I work for a startup as a technical support engineer. Less IT but better pay and I get to work from home.
Wow! I am new inot this whole IT thing and based in Africa, but recently I got a Tech. Support gig. This kind of stuff is so helpful for me. Keep it up.
@@johndank2209 Crazy enough, I didn't get it. But the interview went really well and a few weeks later they called me for another interview in a different department. I start as a Product Manager in two weeks.
Yo man, You deserve to have millions of subscribers. I want to learn, and I am learning because of you. Looking forward to your videos, i hope i just found it sooner.
@@rty900 titles are misleading they can be the same day. I don't like answering that question because titles mean nothing. You can be desktop support and it might be helpdesk. Same goes with helpdesk.
This helped me a lot, I have experience in Tech Support but no formal certifications or education, so this was great to review, even though its an older video, for a new job interview.
I have been working in IT for the last three years and for the most part this still relevant, especially if a large part of the business is still on Windows 10. Nice video :D
Great video...my first job in IT sector..I am graduated...I have don't understand how to work in helpdesk support... really this is a helpful video.. thank you so much..for giving me information .. really appreciate u
After watching this vid, I just realized that my previous job as a freelancer was an L1 Helpdesk role lol. I was hired as Microsoft Consumer support wheee I provided support to customers who are experiencing issues with their Windows machine and Microsodt Odfice apps. Now that I will be joining a new company that gives a better compensation and wider exposure to the technology, I feel that I am quite ready for the new challenge!
Thanks for making this video. I’m planning on getting a job as help desk support after I get my CompTIA A+ certificate. This video was very informative.
I searched UA-cam for days for common technical issues with Level 1 and couldn't find any videos until I came across yours after much searching. Thank you so much for making this video I really learned a lot from this.
As someone who does not have job experience, but wants to set their foot into IT help desk as a first job is very difficult. of course im head over heels about this stuff and honestly this helps so much. my boyfriend tells me all the time the shit he encounters.... upload more! lol. I liked.
In next week i go to the job interview for exact same job. IT technical support. The company is big, it covers our whole country (small country, only 1.5 million people) with mobile, internet etc.. Big telecom company. Im so excited. They got so many bonuses and good stuff for workers. This job is in their HQ and when you work there you get free work schedule. Whenever you can/want and there is just 4 working days with the exact same BIG paycheck, plus the different gifts, free laptop, free phone for the job from your home, you dont have to sit in the office all the time. And a whole lot more. Amazing company. I sent my CV because i love IT stuff and learned alot in my 35 years. Didn't expect to get called to interview. I was surprised :)
I keep scrolling down to hit the like button every few minutes, forgetting I've already given a thumbs up to these videos of yours. You are an awesome human being Kev, thanks and cheers to you mate!
this is actually a really good guide I start my first day tomorrow and I feel way better about it. Only thing I'd recommend is to demonstrate and show a lot of the troubleshooting methods. I know you did show a little bit of it but people are coming here because they have no knowledge and being able to visually see how everything is done would make the video a bit better.
It’s funny but most of these issues I’ve run in to myself with my own computer and have had to learn the hard way to rectify these issues. I guess peeps like that love to use their own computer, take it for granted that so many don’t know these fairly basic problems
Hey kev great vids man keep it up! Another option for email not working on phone is on iphone if it's in low batt power mode emails won't push so you can check that too. :)
holy crap, i know how to do most of this stuff! Maybe i've been underpaid in my older job for years while i was learning to do all of this. We never had an IT around, so I had to learn all of this on my own just to get things running for myself.
You should probably watch my interview playlist. Usually people get a job watching that playlist. Its all technical and non technical stuff you will be asked in a job interview.
love it bro maybe could do a tutorial like how to do formatting , reimage , or a process that require to go into the safe mode. Just some suggestion, thanks for the tips
I will be making a part 2 to this video. Stay tune for that video, it will be more hands on. I will post it on Christmas day as a present to everyone I guess. part 2 is here: ua-cam.com/video/XG3RLmc9ECs/v-deo.html
As someone who encountered adobe acrobat blocking their user from printing the simple solution was updating the app, close and open adobe before remapping the printers. Some weird stuff
@@Awhobiwom hey congrats on your new role, how things are going? i am trying to get a job in IT but it has been very hard thanks and keep on going good luck.
I have a question about this part [25:33], let's say someone was working on a really important file on Excel and it crashed on them in the middle of their work, wouldn't this cause them to lose all their unsaved work?
I'm just imagining a situation where I get called In to help fix Excel on someones computer, and they're hoping that I can fix it without causing them to lose their progress.
@@KevtechITSupport That's amazing and a huge relief, thank you Kev! I made a resume I feel proud of and feel more confident in my first IT job interview thanks to you 🙏
@@animepolitics160 hows your job going so far? i am looking for IT support roles here in Germany also. What kind of issues have you been solving in your new job?
Hey man thank you so much for this video. It's incredibly helpful. At 17:05, what do you say? The subtitles say "System while 64" but I can't find any setting that looks like that. Appreciate it!
Hi Keven. Your videos are great. They would be even greater if you don't click too fast on icons when you are navigating between different screens. Thanks :)
You can slow down the video on UA-cam settings. Part of the reason why i rushed the video is because the program wouldn't let me record after a certain amount of time.
I'm 41 and have worked for the same company on multiple campaigns spanning 17 years, I recently moved to an IT Service Desk role because our contract went offshore (after I trained offshore!) But I have a tonne to learn regarding IT including hardware diagnostics, excel, pdf, SCCM, Powershell etc etc, I'm on live calls trying to learn as I go, it's a challenge. Can anyone relate? I had to choose between leaving the company or picking a contract in the same area I was in (Enterprise). Also, thank you so much for these video's, they're helping me out a tonne.
1:04 Outlook Not Getting or Receiving Emails
4:55 Mouse/Keyboard Not Working
6:36 Website Not Working
9:20 My Internet Not Working
12:04 I Need Access To Network Drive
15:13 The Printer Not Working
18:08 I Can't Connect To PC Remotely
21:11 My Phone Won't Turn On
22:51 My Audio Not Working
24:25 My Outlook/Word/Excel Is Not Responding
31:25 Common Outlook Issues with End Users
33:36 My Computer Is Slow
34:38 Common Adobe Acrobat Issues
36:19 Add Ins Not Working
37:53 This Website Cant Run Because It Requires Java or Adobe Flash
38:42 My Emails Are Not Working On My Phone
39:10 Monitor Not Working
Beautiful
Reil Tusoy no way most of those are frequently asked questions lmao
You would be surprised.
@@GunsNBooty i encountered most of it Dawg.
Reil Tusoy that’s crazy man lol
I snatched myself a Help Desk Level 1 job that pays pretty great (20$ an hour with a chance of going as high as 24$ an hour after a year of working) and is a government job. That said I know almost NOTHING about computers. Literally nothing. After watching your video and REALLY analyzing it (I literally spent hours watching and re watching your video and slowing the speed down to memorize steps you took cuz I didnt even know how to properly use control panel lol) I ended up doing great on my first month on the job. Of course there were tons of times that I got lost but luckily because I was an entry level I was expected to re direct many issues to my seniors / more experience IT people but I am so glad you made this. I helped reset passwords, fix internet connection issues, a few keyboard solutions etc...Still feel like I am too much of an amateur to be working this job but most jobs are a "learn as you go" type of thing. Again thanks so much for this video. Literally the best intro to IT / Level 1 Help Desk vids out there.
Thanks for letting me know, glad this video helps.
How the hell did you get the job? I literally applied to 20 entry level 1 role and I know hecc alot about computers. But I butchered my interviews
@@evelynnveleni I'm so sorry about that! Sadly I learned a long time ago that sometimes skills matter less then impressions. If you make an amazing impression in interviews then they will hire you regardless of how much you actually know. A lot of ppl would rather teach and train you if they like you then hire someone who knows everything but fails during an interview. I'm sure you will find a position though! Do not give up!
I did find a position after 6months of freaking trying. It's a level 1 desktop support job for $14, 3month contract, and through a temp agency. A job is a job, but i feel like the thousands of dollars I spent in school is not paying off. Pissed off but greatful
@@evelynnveleni I got someone a job for 24 dollars an hour 1 week ago. No certs, no experience, just a college degree. It's how you market yourself and your resume.
A UA-camr who says "if you don't like it, give me a thumbs down" and yet ONLY has 9 dislikes (1.5%). That's good content.
Amen
33 dislikes. the illuminati are on his ass!
Either way, a like, dislike, comments, it all helps to make a channel grow
now has 69 lol
@@itsreason3238 It doesn't matters as the likes are well into the thousands. The dislikes will never come close.
Cool tips for anyone working on the help desk! Its a great starting point for anyone looking to build a career in IT. I started on the help desk 12 years ago and worked up through the ranks of IT, through support, infrastructure, design and now im a CTO.
Nice!
Love to pick your brain. I'm a little nervous. I have to go this route though
its the only way to start out in career for IT
20 mins in and I'm feeling better about starting my first real helpdesk job on Monday. Thanks for all the tips and advice! Wish I had seen this before my interview lol
I'm glad this video helped, more help desk videos to come in the future.
Hey! How did it go? Was there any troubles you dealt with?
Day 1 of my help desk starts now
I've caught his incredible helpful video just before my interview, would call myself luckier than you man, sorry not sorry :D
@@Awksparks I ended up working at that company for 2 years and learned so many skills. I was completing my degree in IT and earned my A+, Sec+ and Net+ certificates.
Now I work for a startup as a technical support engineer. Less IT but better pay and I get to work from home.
Wow! I am new inot this whole IT thing and based in Africa, but recently I got a Tech. Support gig. This kind of stuff is so helpful for me. Keep it up.
After getting my CCNA certificate after 8 months studying I will start my first IT support job next week x) HYPED
Congratulations
How long were you studying ?
@@nixc71 he wrote 8 months..
How many months did he study?
@@chair_force between 7 and 9 months.
I'm about to go for an IT interview and I haven't worked IT in 10 years, so I appreciate the in-depth review.
Good luck. Thanks
how did it go? did you get it? what was the interview like?
@@johndank2209 Crazy enough, I didn't get it. But the interview went really well and a few weeks later they called me for another interview in a different department. I start as a Product Manager in two weeks.
Four years later, Found this, and helped me out. thanks for this vid!
Yo man, You deserve to have millions of subscribers. I want to learn, and I am learning because of you. Looking forward to your videos, i hope i just found it sooner.
thanks
Thank you. I starting on Monday as Desktop Support Engineer in a Windows environment after being in a primary MacOS world. Thanks for the tips!
Np.
@@KevtechITSupport what is the difference in Desktop Support E. vs. tech support. thanks
@@rty900 titles are misleading they can be the same day. I don't like answering that question because titles mean nothing. You can be desktop support and it might be helpdesk. Same goes with helpdesk.
This helped me a lot, I have experience in Tech Support but no formal certifications or education, so this was great to review, even though its an older video, for a new job interview.
Yep, this is an old video but still relevant to today.
This is big help, passed my comptia 1101 and 1102 recently, already had a couple help desk interviews
kevin the mvp, always giving real world problems and solutions. easily the best kind of advice. this is real world training right here
I have been working in IT for the last three years and for the most part this still relevant, especially if a large part of the business is still on Windows 10. Nice video :D
Not for long, next year you'll be upgrading or reimaging a lot of pc's to windows 11 because of the support being cut off.
Great video...my first job in IT sector..I am graduated...I have don't understand how to work in helpdesk support... really this is a helpful video.. thank you so much..for giving me information .. really appreciate u
Thanks Kev! This still holds up in 2024 : )
Much appreciated.
After watching this vid, I just realized that my previous job as a freelancer was an L1 Helpdesk role lol. I was hired as Microsoft Consumer support wheee I provided support to customers who are experiencing issues with their Windows machine and Microsodt Odfice apps.
Now that I will be joining a new company that gives a better compensation and wider exposure to the technology, I feel that I am quite ready for the new challenge!
Beginners...watch this for sure.This will help you guys.Best of luck.Good work.
Thanks for making this video. I’m planning on getting a job as help desk support after I get my CompTIA A+ certificate. This video was very informative.
good luck, glad it helps.
Did you get the job?
this is beautiful when I worked as IT support these were pretty much the problems I faced on a day to day basis
Nice
I searched UA-cam for days for common technical issues with Level 1 and couldn't find any videos until I came across yours after much searching. Thank you so much for making this video I really learned a lot from this.
Np, I hope it helps you out.
As someone who does not have job experience, but wants to set their foot into IT help desk as a first job is very difficult. of course im head over heels about this stuff and honestly this helps so much. my boyfriend tells me all the time the shit he encounters.... upload more! lol. I liked.
Thanks. That I did, I upload new videos every weekend.
In next week i go to the job interview for exact same job. IT technical support. The company is big, it covers our whole country (small country, only 1.5 million people) with mobile, internet etc.. Big telecom company.
Im so excited. They got so many bonuses and good stuff for workers. This job is in their HQ and when you work there you get free work schedule. Whenever you can/want and there is just 4 working days with the exact same BIG paycheck, plus the different gifts, free laptop, free phone for the job from your home, you dont have to sit in the office all the time. And a whole lot more. Amazing company.
I sent my CV because i love IT stuff and learned alot in my 35 years. Didn't expect to get called to interview. I was surprised :)
sounds like you found a great gig, good luck on your job interview. Make sure you watch part 2 of this video, it's more hands on.
I keep scrolling down to hit the like button every few minutes, forgetting I've already given a thumbs up to these videos of yours.
You are an awesome human being Kev, thanks and cheers to you mate!
Thanks
Watched your video before an interview and got the job!!!!Thanks fo the videos as they help many of us.
Thanks and congratulations 👏
This is a very, very helpful video :) Thank you!
Thanks homie! My first day of tier 1 help desk support is today. #subscribed
starting this new job at a hospital thursday!! excited to finally get into the IT field!
Let's go!!! Nice
Hey bro how were your first 2 days?
This is the 2nd video I've watched from you now and I dunno why it took me this long to sub.
Cool
really great video bro. I have been working in IT support for a month now and this is really helpful
You’re a life saver Kev, hope you know how much we all appreciate your videos. Love from the UK
Impressed by the level of detail. Altho i wish you had shown us using your computer how to do each slide, for people who are visual learners
I made this long time ago. I didn't think that ahead lol.
Massively helpful, thank you. Even after two years of the field I hadn't been told about most of these.
this is actually a really good guide I start my first day tomorrow and I feel way better about it. Only thing I'd recommend is to demonstrate and show a lot of the troubleshooting methods. I know you did show a little bit of it but people are coming here because they have no knowledge and being able to visually see how everything is done would make the video a bit better.
watch my other videos, I gone over it in other videos. cool.
I feel If a person has basic computer operating knowledge can watch rhis video and he is ready to do level1 job.
Have a technical help desk interview today, my final interview! thanks for all the info.
Good luck.
Thank you!
It’s funny but most of these issues I’ve run in to myself with my own computer and have had to learn the hard way to rectify these issues. I guess peeps like that love to use their own computer, take it for granted that so many don’t know these fairly basic problems
I’ll be starting my 1st Helpdesk job for the 1st time in 2 years next week. This was a nice refresher.
Nice
What an amazingly helpful video for interviews and on the job reference, you da man Kev.
Thank you, glad this video makes you feel more comfortable with interviews.
This is good for people who are just starting out learning IT, highly recommended video for starters
Thanks
Dude you are so great! Thank you for this! Please continue this! KUDOS!
Subbed. I love serious people like you.
Thanks
Amazing video. Im starting my first job as a 1st level supporter in a couple of weeks and those are some usefull informations
glad it could help.
Thanks
I'm in my first week on the job and this video is so helpful 😊
@@kelleysylvester5158 cool. Good luck
Thanks bruv, just the type of video i was looking for, appreciate the time you put into this. Subscribed :)
np.
Thank you very much for this video. I had recently got hired as a Desktop Support and have had no prior experience for it. This video was very useful
Glad it helps.
This is off topic but I recently found your channel and you seem like such a nice friend!
thanks
Hey kev great vids man keep it up! Another option for email not working on phone is on iphone if it's in low batt power mode emails won't push so you can check that too. :)
thanks!
Great tips and real life examples; I like your phase and direct to the point. Appreciate your effort to share your experiences. Thank you!
thanks!
Great Video man It was really helpful you got my thumbs up, wish me luck on Monday!
Good luck
@@KevtechITSupport Thank you Sir.
Hey kevtech , you and danish jss are just wonderful guys, i love wath you guys are doing it too helpful
Thanks
holy crap, i know how to do most of this stuff! Maybe i've been underpaid in my older job for years while i was learning to do all of this. We never had an IT around, so I had to learn all of this on my own just to get things running for myself.
how many levels are there, and at what level are jobs available?
Very helpful. This demystified what it is to work at a help desk for me.
Glad it helps.
Man after listening to this i Can get a job like this!!! Im doing pc recycling ♻️, hardware, bios and refurb. Lets get it!
Thank you so much i am looking for this guide. Monday i will go for my technical exam/interview. So it will definitely help me, A LOT.
You should probably watch my interview playlist. Usually people get a job watching that playlist. Its all technical and non technical stuff you will be asked in a job interview.
Nice :D thanks for mentioning it, i will.
This is very helpful, i am looking forward to enter into IT career jobs. Thanks a lot for your vid
First day on the job tomorrow, love this video!
Good luck
Thanks for this. This really helped me out before my interview. You the man Kev!!!
Thanks
Thank you, I've been a little bit of a mess since the beginning.
Excellent video teaching us, thank you Kevin!
Thanks bro for being consistent all the time!
I try to be consistent but I'm always busy.
Hey bro I'm new to the channel. Thanks for the content. BTW, did your jaw get stung by bees? Hope you get well soon. Cheers.
have you watched my current videos? I was in the process of losing weight because I used to be 200 pounds.
kevtech..how about windows 11 suddenly turn to blue screen? unmountable boot volume issue cannot start computer..
you can join discord if you need help. I have my own discord.
@@KevtechITSupport bro how to join your discord
@@WallFX discord.gg/JkKNc8RkXm
Good stuff. Pretty much all you said I’ve had to do at work lol. I love it although it can be stressful at times.
that's funny but I'm glad it helped.
thanks Kev! this is very informational video
np
Thanks Kev, I have an interview in a few hours and this helps.
Np.
love it bro maybe could do a tutorial like how to do formatting , reimage , or a process that require to go into the safe mode. Just some suggestion, thanks for the tips
Old video but people like it for some reason. Thanks for the suggestion.
hey man you're awesome thanks for uploading this
Very good video and good training bro. Lee doing what you doing. Your inspiring us new to the game and vets.
one of the most useful vidz by far on TB. Do you have a more recent one?
@@elamaroon8316 ua-cam.com/video/Nsny6vnSzeM/v-deo.html
This is very helpful. I have to subscribe ♥
This needs millions of views.
Great video! So much information in one video, might have to watch it a few times to get it down lol great stuff though!!!
Outstanding content! Good job!
Thank so much your videos are awesome♥️♥️ so easy to understand specially that I’m preparing for an interview
Thanks
Thank you for you video I work in the DOE and I do IT as wellyou've been a great help keep up the good work.
Thanks Victor
I will be making a part 2 to this video. Stay tune for that video, it will be more hands on. I will post it on Christmas day as a present to everyone I guess. part 2 is here:
ua-cam.com/video/XG3RLmc9ECs/v-deo.html
please do soon
Please do!!
@@shanebagel I'm posting part 2 on Christmas day. Just be patient and you will see it soon.
@@alineuwiragiye7704 part 2 ua-cam.com/video/XG3RLmc9ECs/v-deo.html
@@shanebagel part 2 ua-cam.com/video/XG3RLmc9ECs/v-deo.html
Godbless this man for his talent of teaching and understanding 🙏 ❤
Thanks
Thank you for this video. I am trying to master the foundation... I can't wait for more videos.
sounds good.
me to
i really like your channel, keep it up! cheers buddy
As someone who encountered adobe acrobat blocking their user from printing the simple solution was updating the app, close and open adobe before remapping the printers. Some weird stuff
Bro.... You are heaven sent.. Thank you so much
Good tips, especially for newbies (or oldbies like myself who need a quick refresh) Thanks.
Cool.
I have an interview on Tuesday.. Thanks for the Tips.
I got the job. Thanks a lot for all the help!
@@Awhobiwom hey congrats on your new role, how things are going? i am trying to get a job in IT but it has been very hard thanks and keep on going good luck.
thank you for uploading this video it was really helpful!
Great work bro. Awesome job.
Thanks
kevins of IT we stand united brother. ✊
Good Job my man! Very intuitive!!!! Thanks !!!!!
I have a question about this part [25:33], let's say someone was working on a really important file on Excel and it crashed on them in the middle of their work, wouldn't this cause them to lose all their unsaved work?
I'm just imagining a situation where I get called In to help fix Excel on someones computer, and they're hoping that I can fix it without causing them to lose their progress.
Excel auto saves every 15 minutes by default. The server in work environment takes backups of files.
@@KevtechITSupport That's amazing and a huge relief, thank you Kev! I made a resume I feel proud of and feel more confident in my first IT job interview thanks to you 🙏
@@mcmicc3 How is it going? Im starting tomorrow my first job as IT support.
@@animepolitics160 hows your job going so far? i am looking for IT support roles here in Germany also. What kind of issues have you been solving in your new job?
Hey man thank you so much for this video. It's incredibly helpful. At 17:05, what do you say? The subtitles say "System while 64" but I can't find any setting that looks like that. Appreciate it!
systemwow64 which is only found on windows 7, you won't have to do that on windows 10.
@@KevtechITSupport OK perfect. Thanks!
Good job on this video. Very helpful!
Thanks, old video lol.
Amazing video, still relevant to this day !!!
Thanks
Enjoyed watching your tech video, very informative . Thanks
Hi Keven. Your videos are great. They would be even greater if you don't click too fast on icons when you are navigating between different screens. Thanks :)
You can slow down the video on UA-cam settings. Part of the reason why i rushed the video is because the program wouldn't let me record after a certain amount of time.
thanks my man great video you're a great teacher and I appreciate your help!
Legend! This is really helpful!
I'm 41 and have worked for the same company on multiple campaigns spanning 17 years, I recently moved to an IT Service Desk role because our contract went offshore (after I trained offshore!) But I have a tonne to learn regarding IT including hardware diagnostics, excel, pdf, SCCM, Powershell etc etc, I'm on live calls trying to learn as I go, it's a challenge. Can anyone relate? I had to choose between leaving the company or picking a contract in the same area I was in (Enterprise).
Also, thank you so much for these video's, they're helping me out a tonne.
come to discord, you missing out.
Thanks brotha! Really helps me out
GREAT VIDEO, Youre the REAL MVP for this bro...like no bullshit...THANK YOU
thanks lol.