From our friends at The Daily WTF: There was nothing unusual about an unusual ticket. Matt worked helpdesk at an assembly plant, and not a week went by without some confusing brain-bender from his users. He didn’t blink when he received this ticket: We’re having an issue with our check-printer. Every time a user logs [...]
Republished with permission from the Daily WTF: A few kilometers left on Ruta Nacional 128, a brief stop at a control policial, a short trip down the unpaved Calle 33, and just like that, Sergio was at his destination. It was a top-secret Argentinean Government Facility. Now, before you get all excited, let me say [...]
One man show here. I support a smallish company headquartered in the south. By many measures a very basic operation, and that’s on purpose. We only just installed wifi in the last year or so! I had just set the know-it-all corporate attorney up with her first notebook PC. She insisted she be switched to [...]
From our friends at clientsfromhell.net: After setting up a website, emails, and hosting for an already difficult client, I received a call: CLIENT: Our printer has stopped working, do you know why? ME: No sorry, I am not a computer technician. CLIENT: Well it worked fine before you setup the new website and email. ME: There’s nothing the website or [...]
He know all along what it way. Always. via: [Reddit]
Don’t you agree? I always know what users most important files are. via: [Reddit]
From the Daily WTF: “At my company, the powers-that-be determined that, because we rejected a lot of job candidates, my group was ineffective at hiring new employees,”Kendall writes, “thus, the responsibility of hiring new developers was shifted to a group much more proficient at hiring: human resources.” “That has been going about as well as [...]
It never fails, when there’s an outage everyone calls. Same story every time “I don’t know if anyone told you but we can’t access derp derp derp.” via: [Reddit]