He wasn't arrested for carrying a toy gun. He was arrested and charged with disturbing a school and loitering. So my guess is he was walking around the school trying to show off... but show off to who? It's an elementary school...
Yep agreed, I work for a place with over 1000 users and about 700 devices not including VoIP phones, 20+ servers.
1 Sever admin, 1 telecom admin, 1 deskside (general IT role), 3 programmers and a supervisor.
Guess who did most of the day-to-day stuff (printers, pc problems, "outlook isn't working, how do I do this?")?
My suggestion is start getting interviews for other jobs and let your boss know you're doing it. That'll put a rush on them getting help - it worked for me anyway... we now have 3 deskside support people and moved up to a network analyst role.
That's because your phone is too close to the speakers. Someone's phone in row 32 much less row 2 won't give the pilots that RF interference to their headsets.
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He wasn't arrested for carrying a toy gun. He was arrested and charged with disturbing a school and loitering. So my guess is he was walking around the school trying to show off... but show off to who? It's an elementary school...
Yep agreed, I work for a place with over 1000 users and about 700 devices not including VoIP phones, 20+ servers. 1 Sever admin, 1 telecom admin, 1 deskside (general IT role), 3 programmers and a supervisor. Guess who did most of the day-to-day stuff (printers, pc problems, "outlook isn't working, how do I do this?")? My suggestion is start getting interviews for other jobs and let your boss know you're doing it. That'll put a rush on them getting help - it worked for me anyway... we now have 3 deskside support people and moved up to a network analyst role.
That's because your phone is too close to the speakers. Someone's phone in row 32 much less row 2 won't give the pilots that RF interference to their headsets.