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r/talesfromtechsupport • u/[deleted] • Dec 18 '19
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And when you have a bit more than a bit more education, you know that Intelligence is mostly a bell curve so there's no practical difference.
4 u/Glaselar Dec 19 '19 True! 28 u/nosoupforyou Dec 19 '19 And when you've worked in tech support long enough, you realize that the average intelligence is still pretty damn low. 8 u/asailijhijr What's a mouse ball? Dec 19 '19 Well, people who are smart enough go for jobs outside of offices. 10 u/Uffda01 Did you test it in DEV first? Dec 19 '19 Maybe they were just smart enough not to take IT jobs.. 2 u/nosoupforyou Dec 19 '19 And became managers instead? I see the flaw in your theory. ;)
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True!
28 u/nosoupforyou Dec 19 '19 And when you've worked in tech support long enough, you realize that the average intelligence is still pretty damn low. 8 u/asailijhijr What's a mouse ball? Dec 19 '19 Well, people who are smart enough go for jobs outside of offices. 10 u/Uffda01 Did you test it in DEV first? Dec 19 '19 Maybe they were just smart enough not to take IT jobs.. 2 u/nosoupforyou Dec 19 '19 And became managers instead? I see the flaw in your theory. ;)
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And when you've worked in tech support long enough, you realize that the average intelligence is still pretty damn low.
8 u/asailijhijr What's a mouse ball? Dec 19 '19 Well, people who are smart enough go for jobs outside of offices. 10 u/Uffda01 Did you test it in DEV first? Dec 19 '19 Maybe they were just smart enough not to take IT jobs.. 2 u/nosoupforyou Dec 19 '19 And became managers instead? I see the flaw in your theory. ;)
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Well, people who are smart enough go for jobs outside of offices.
10 u/Uffda01 Did you test it in DEV first? Dec 19 '19 Maybe they were just smart enough not to take IT jobs.. 2 u/nosoupforyou Dec 19 '19 And became managers instead? I see the flaw in your theory. ;)
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Maybe they were just smart enough not to take IT jobs..
2 u/nosoupforyou Dec 19 '19 And became managers instead? I see the flaw in your theory. ;)
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And became managers instead? I see the flaw in your theory. ;)
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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '19
And when you have a bit more than a bit more education, you know that Intelligence is mostly a bell curve so there's no practical difference.