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Client Service Analyst - Desktop

Information Technology Services

You will provide first and second level support for our computing needs.

Your key responsibilities will be fostering excellent client
relationships, providing timely and appropriate solutions to IT problems
and keeping abreast of technical innovations underway and within the
wider IT industry.

A relevant IT qualification, tertiary qualification or proven experience
in an IT support role would be an advantage for this demanding role.

Closing Date: Friday 4 April

To avoid spam, Drop me an email with your CV and I will forward it.



regards

thing

thingy wrote:
> Client Service Analyst - Desktop
>

Located approximately where?

EMB wrote:
> thingy wrote:
>> Client Service Analyst - Desktop
>>
>
> Located approximately where?


oops

Wellington.

regards

Thing

On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 11:19:00 +1300, thingy wrote:

>> Located approximately where?
>
> oops
>
> Wellington.
>
> regards
> Thing

For what corporation or company?


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On Mar 27, 10:19 pm, thingy <thi...@not.here.commy> wrote:
> EMB wrote:
> > thingy wrote:
> >> Client Service Analyst - Desktop
>
> > Located approximately where?
>
> oops
>
> Wellington.
>
> regards
>
> Thing

There's a Wellington in Mumbai?

thingy wrote:
> Client Service Analyst - Desktop
>
> Information Technology Services
>
> You will provide first and second level support for our computing needs.
>
> Your key responsibilities will be fostering excellent client
> relationships, providing timely and appropriate solutions to IT problems
> and keeping abreast of technical innovations underway and within the
> wider IT industry.
>
> A relevant IT qualification, tertiary qualification or proven experience
> in an IT support role would be an advantage for this demanding role.
>
> Closing Date: Friday 4 April
>
> To avoid spam, Drop me an email with your CV and I will forward it.
>
>
>
> regards
>
> thing
>
>

Ahhh...the ye olde Service Desk. Worst job in the entire IT field.
Pretty much a toilet really...where you just get **** on all day.
Internal ones aren't any better sorry. Desktop Support ****s something
up? You cop it from the customer. 3rd tier support ****s up? You cop it
from the customer. Bug in a program beyond your control? You cop it from
the customer. User error? You cop it from the customer. Hardware
failure? Yes, you cop it from the customer.

You're pretty much there to be yelled at.

In article <47ed5939$>,
Bobs <> wrote:
>
>Ahhh...the ye olde Service Desk. Worst job in the entire IT field.
>Pretty much a toilet really...where you just get **** on all day.
>Internal ones aren't any better sorry. Desktop Support ****s something
>up? You cop it from the customer. 3rd tier support ****s up? You cop it
>from the customer. Bug in a program beyond your control? You cop it from
>the customer. User error? You cop it from the customer. Hardware
>failure? Yes, you cop it from the customer.
>
>You're pretty much there to be yelled at.

.... and because the universal perception is that you're doing a poor job,
you get paid b-all for it.

--
Don Hills (dmhills at attglobaldotnet) Wellington, New Zealand
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preparing you for the wonders of OS/2!"
-- Advertisement on the box for Microsoft Windows 2.11 for 286

Bobs <> wrote in news:47ed5939$1
@news.orcon.net.nz:

> Ahhh...the ye olde Service Desk. Worst job in the entire IT field.
> Pretty much a toilet really...where you just get **** on all day.
> Internal ones aren't any better sorry. Desktop Support ****s something
> up? You cop it from the customer. 3rd tier support ****s up? You cop it
> from the customer. Bug in a program beyond your control? You cop it from
> the customer. User error? You cop it from the customer. Hardware
> failure? Yes, you cop it from the customer.
>
> You're pretty much there to be yelled at.

If you go into that type of job with that attitude you burn out in weeks.
It can be rewarding when you get to fix things and train the user so they
know why things happen and how they can fix with your help. You can be an
enabler in that role. I know, I used to do it. You also learn heaps.

--
Ciao, Dave

Dave Taylor wrote:
> Bobs <> wrote in news:47ed5939$1
> @news.orcon.net.nz:
>
>> Ahhh...the ye olde Service Desk. Worst job in the entire IT field.
>> Pretty much a toilet really...where you just get **** on all day.
>> Internal ones aren't any better sorry. Desktop Support ****s something
>> up? You cop it from the customer. 3rd tier support ****s up? You cop it
>> from the customer. Bug in a program beyond your control? You cop it from
>> the customer. User error? You cop it from the customer. Hardware
>> failure? Yes, you cop it from the customer.
>>
>> You're pretty much there to be yelled at.
>
> If you go into that type of job with that attitude you burn out in weeks.
> It can be rewarding when you get to fix things and train the user so they
> know why things happen and how they can fix with your help. You can be an
> enabler in that role. I know, I used to do it. You also learn heaps.
>

Service Desk, My best people. Perhaps not as highly technical as the
engineers but valuable to us and we protect them from management and end
users, we stand no **** being given to them and as a result they
co-operate with us, we get the right detail in the call we get good
background data from them and it makes us "The Field Engineering Team"
very happy.

This unfortunately is not the norm for SD and it is true it is the
bottom of the IT food chain and lowly paid. We have a reasonably high
turn over in staff on SD not because they have it hard or are lowly
paid, but because like most SDs there is no internal career path and so
to get ahead they have to leave and go elsewhere as there skill level
increases.

All power to the SD and swear at one of mine and the engineers will be
round to see you waving a big stick.

[seanmd3]

hello thanks for the information you have provided. i will forward you my Cv. also if anyone is interested there are a lot more forums and blogs on it service on the web. it will be greatly helpful for people looking to work in companies providing it services