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i think its simple. when someone from IT has to "help" you, its usually because of something you did, or did indirectly because of a lack of basic computer kno
by noodle 16y ago
i think its simple. when someone from IT has to "help" you, its usually because of something you did, or did indirectly because of a lack of basic computer knowledge. when your career is based off of the ignorance (and sometimes downright stupidity) of others, you tend to adopt that type of tone. it provides you more general control over situations.
- joezydeco 16y agoI've noticed that I can sniff out pretty quickly who is actually interested in what's going on and is willing to learn things so they can fix it the next time. (Hint: these people also tend to appreciate your services). It's the remainder - the Idontfuckingcarejustgetitfixed crowd - that ends up with my disdain and condescending feelings after a time. You know they'll never learn, they'll never care to learn, and you're just an obstacle to whatever is waiting on the other end of that Powerpoint or Farmville run.