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hi guys im litle confuse of whatever call this feeling…next month hopefully im leaving our country to work in the other country. so from here i am computer technician/network admin/helpdesk ,here now in other country ill be working also as a computer technician the difference is here im doing the troubleshoot of computer if badly needed & most of the time installing app,maintaining the system,update of server,workflow in production,back up of database but there in new my job most of the time i guess need to to a troubleshoot in real time hahahahhaha

worried about this

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…and breath

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Confused about this post.

Best bit of advice on troubleshooting - if youre not sure google it, if youre still not sure ask someone else, (who will probably google it also)

Good luck in your new job.

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Agreed with Antoine… let it out and deep breath

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thanks guys for replying this post…i will try my best

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relax… We got your back! Stay on SpiceWorks!

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You got this, Bob Beatty has your back. =)

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Teut wrote:

Confused about this post.

Best bit of advice on troubleshooting - if youre not sure google it, if youre still not sure ask someone else, (who will probably google it also)

Good luck in your new job.

What Teut said. Google issues, and if still not sure, ask here at Spiceworks.

Relax and don’t stress in advance.

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Computer Chip wrote:

You got this, Bob Beatty has your back. =)

Bob is the man.

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thank you guys for ur support i will suggest to install the spiceworks in my new job

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Definitly stay in touch. Good luck.

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fano28 wrote:

thank you guys for ur support i will suggest to install the spiceworks in my new job

Don’t forget that even if you can’t install the spiceworks application, you can still come to the community.

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Moving to a new organization can be tough. Give it a few weeks to learn their standard procedures, commonly seen issues, and infrastructure. Don’t stress if you don’t get it all the first day. Just stay positive and always be learning.

On a personal note, don’t ask how to do the same thing twice. That always bothered me when training someone. Take notes on everything if they don’t have everything documented already.

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Mechanicus wrote:

Moving to a new organization can be tough. Give it a few weeks to learn their standard procedures, commonly seen issues, and infrastructure. Don’t stress if you don’t get it all the first day. Just stay positive and always be learning.

On a personal note, don’t ask how to do the same thing twice. That always bothered me when training someone. Take notes on everything if they don’t have everything documented already.

thanks for all this reply guys,i will always stay in touch with this community…,anyway from here im still doing documentation for someone who will be here in to continue what i had started… i must be thankfull to SPICEWORKS… for helping our system to make easy to identify and monitor our computers and activities here…

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Any Chance your going to Fano, Italy?

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John773 wrote:

Any Chance your going to Fano, Italy?

going to italy?
if im given a chance and opportunity to work there…why not?

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What country are you going to?

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BizDPS wrote:

What country are you going to?

i think im going to Bahrain

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That sounds like a nice change of scenery.

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whoah yes i guess, but i think id love if it will be in europe or US.
in bahrain,need to adjust for the new culture