Problem with ties and dress shirts is that as a computer tech the need often arises to climb under desks to get to PCs and all matters of Dustfilled dirty environments. It is amazing where some people keep their PCs. I find it best when seeing a client to where Dockers ans a nice Polo shirt. It gives a business casual feel without getting in the way.
Of course there are some big wig clients where you need to where a tie but that is becoming more rare.
We are talking about Geek Squad. They charge $129.00 to insall AV software. and that does NOT include the software.
It takes less than 15 minutes to install something like Nortan or Avast, including time taken to download the latest updates.
That is just robbery.
Years Back. I just put together my new PIII and mobo. I bought a light weight case (cheap). For once I did not put the cover back on, I walked toward the computer desk when I tripped over the cat and dropped the new machine whic then bounced a few times. The case was twisted at a nasty angle. I attempted to bend it back but the cover would never fit right again. But on first bootup pc worked like a charm.
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Problem with ties and dress shirts is that as a computer tech the need often arises to climb under desks to get to PCs and all matters of Dustfilled dirty environments. It is amazing where some people keep their PCs. I find it best when seeing a client to where Dockers ans a nice Polo shirt. It gives a business casual feel without getting in the way. Of course there are some big wig clients where you need to where a tie but that is becoming more rare.
We are talking about Geek Squad. They charge $129.00 to insall AV software. and that does NOT include the software. It takes less than 15 minutes to install something like Nortan or Avast, including time taken to download the latest updates. That is just robbery.
Years Back. I just put together my new PIII and mobo. I bought a light weight case (cheap). For once I did not put the cover back on, I walked toward the computer desk when I tripped over the cat and dropped the new machine whic then bounced a few times. The case was twisted at a nasty angle. I attempted to bend it back but the cover would never fit right again. But on first bootup pc worked like a charm.