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techs aren't always "techies"

Often they are trained on the basics and some extra material that management and/or current supervision believe is relevant. The more involved/intricate information isn't part of that training. How often a problem comes up also plays a part on whether or not training or certain trouble shooting exercises take place. Not an excuse for the lack of knowledge, but an explanation re: the seeming cluelessness of "the next operator to take your call".


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  • techs aren't always "techies" - Joe Murphy Jr 11:12:16 01/27/12 (0)

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