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Am getting a niche going for elderly centric IT help.
All we have is elderly here ๐คท take that over jarheads
Id take the jarheads tbh. They can usually follow instructions and admit it if they don't know what they're doing. Civil Engineers were always a fun tech support call, too.
Sounds like good honest work but i don't think id have the patience for it long term
Fair.
I'm not the smartest tech person. Don't really have a passion for it, but for whatever reason listening to an elderly prattle has never been draining. If I can turn airplane mode off for those fuckers and write them instructions on how to send an email I'll take that over actually working lol
Nothing wrong with that; Social engineering is what i would consider an essential skill for customer support, and it can take people far in the field of IT.
Does it pay enough to ever be free one day?
I'll let you know when I find out.
(Guessing no)