computer people

[flexygrl]

Code,

You are awesome!!!


Aside from that Depressive you need to stop generalizing people...period. I am really sorry things aren't working out for you. I feel your frustration. It sucks when, because of people's incompetence things do not get down. However, that does not give you the right to trash people. There are alot of IT folks on here, and it's just downright insulting. If you were in NY I would offer my services to help you. Hopefully you can find some other decent people. Good luck! Keep your chin up! It'll get done....eventually!

 

[javaguru]

1. as i stated, there are alot of dumb end users but that is because they have no training on PCs. also, it might be new employees who have no idea how that entire procedure works.

2. we didnt hire a software programmer to do our LAN (he charges too much for that). we hired someone who connects LANs for this building. we need both of them to talk to each other so we can make the software work in both offices.

there are more dumb IT people than there are end users...% wise

1. I've worked with/for several fortune 500/1000 companies and every company puts their people through computer training. They actually have large portions of their "training division" staff devoted to it. In small companies the training is lacking but that isn't the end users fault, it's the employer. Secondly, these small companies generally have no way to gauge the competency of an IT professional. There are dumbasses in every field and hiring the "lowest bidder" has never been the best way to get a good job done. We've done countless disaster recoveries for this very reason, Indian programmers were indirectly responsible for the best profit sharing check I ever received.

2. Then why are you bitching about the programmer if the guy you hired to do the LAN screwed up? Did you hire a reputable company or just some guy who hung out his shingle and claims a great deal of knowledge/experience? I bet he worked pretty cheaply as well?

As for your final statement, I've literally worked with hundreds of IT professionals and thousands of end users. In my experience the idiocy among end users is far more rampant and pervasive than IT professionals. Most IT professional idiocy stems from a lack of experience while I've worked with trained end users who have been administrative assistants for years and still need to be told how to cancel a print job. The true IT idiot will generally be stuck at low level support positions and won't be setting up LAN's/WAN's if it's a reasonably sized IT company.

 

[DepressiveJuice]

I've seen no evidence of ownage.

understandable since we've already came to the conclusion that you are not that bright

 

[The_Ghost]

<-------------Computer "person" as you would say, smart and damn good looking.

Yup life is just good!!!

P.S. Cut that last hair off! You comb over people just look foolish!

IT, IS, network engineers, software programmers, dipwads, whatever your job title, you are dumb!

we have been trying to connect two offices for a month now to no avail. we decided to let bot the software programmer and the IT dumbass to talk to each other and see what the problem is. well they both were here last week and supposedly the offices were connected. turns out that, even though they both were physically here to work together, they didnt communicate proplerly so. one was thinking "one LAN" while the other was thinking "two LANs".

and here i am with one hair left on my head wondering why my cheap boss, who has over 2 million dollars, just doesnt hire competible computer people. then it dawns on me:

THERE IS NO SUCH FUCKING ANIMAL!!

 

[TheProject]

understandable since we've already came to the conclusion that you are not that bright

Moron.

 

[Code]

Code,

You are awesome!!!

4 out of 5 hotties agree.

 

[javaguru]

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