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Hi, long time no see… Here’s a little nugget for you. Exchange between two engineers:
Hi, long time no see… Here’s a little nugget for you. Exchange between two engineers:
Again… I am just going to leave it here…
There is a sort of unspoken rule in IT world: if it doesn’t work, try turning it off and on again and see if it helps. Sometimes it actually helps. What also helps is using own brain to determine, whether the aforementioned method fits the situation. Anyway…
Most of the times, error messages give you a hint on the situation. There are times though when the message literally says, what is wrong. There are times when people manage to miss that…
A dialogue that happened between two support engineers from two different companies that have a partnership:
Even though it was kind of difficult, I finally have a good example. Sort of.
KCS is important. It helps to organize the knowledge and makes it easy to share. But what’s more important is to think about what to capture and how to do it.
Engineers are like servers. Sometimes they run out of RAM and start acting up…
Once, a customer had an issue with a WYSIWYG platform, so they created a ticket where explicitly described the symptoms and even provided a video. I need to point out though, their general savviness is way above average which noticeably affects their requests and questions.
You know… I’m just going to leave it here…