God of Thunder

I need a favor from anyone who does tech support professionally. My supervisor is re-writing our job description since it is VERY out-dated. It still includes running the mainframe as part of our duties. We trashed the mainframe in 1998.

Could you please list your title and some examples of your duties as stated in your official job description? I know that what your description is and what you actually do are completely different things.

If you do not feel like listing them here, feel free to PM me.

And again, I want official descriptions. We are trying to give him ideas as to the proper wording of what we do. (I think it is cool that he is allowing us to have some input). I'm just curious as to what your descritptions say as a way to compare and contrast.

Thank you in advance,
The God of Thunder

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losthellhound

Mine (It is off of our website's job posting section so Im safe to post it)

In this role you will provide support to external customers and partners through email and phone communication. You will collect, update, and maintain customer trouble ticket and resolution information, while resolving technical issues relating to the BlackBerry through a process of troubleshooting, fact-finding, researching, testing, and escalation, when appropriate.

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Crack

from www.military.com

Air Force Enlisted Occupations

Job Description & Salary Projections

Military Job Title: Communications - Computer Systems Operations Journeyman

Civilian Job Title: Computer Support Specialists

Job Description: Provide technical assistance and training to system users. Investigate and resolve computer software and hardware problems of users. Answer clients' inquiries in person and via telephone concerning the use of computer hardware and software, including printing, word processing, programming languages, electronic mail, and operating systems.


Salary Projections: Median annual earnings of computer systems analysts were $52,180 in 1998. The middle 50 percent earned between $40,570 and $74,180 a year. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $32,470 and the highest 10 percent earned more than $87,810.

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