I've been in the IT industry for about 5 years and till this day I work with brilliant IT persons that can't distinguish forward and backward slashes!
Why!!! LOL
Why!!! LOL
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Noob-est IT uh-ohs!
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DollFaceDork
macrumors 6502
When I first got my MacBook I didn't know how to copy&paste...
So I called Apple for help.
Facepalm?
So I called Apple for help.
Facepalm?
The AppleCare Representative should of acted just as clueless as you about the subject. That would have been fantastic.
DollFaceDork
macrumors 6502
He was a little like that...
I think it was more disbelief that anyone could be so dense.
I think it was more disbelief that anyone could be so dense.
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That's great. (I can't think of anything else to write, so I probably shouldn't post anything at all, but I'm going to regardless of how I feel.)
Intell
macrumors P6
That reminds me about the time I went to Penn State Main Campus on a tour. The tour was being headed by the dean of IST. We walked past a room full of aluminum iMacs. He said "This is our Mac lab. We are very proud to have it. The other is located across campus." I then noticed they where all running Windows 7 via Boot Camp. I said "Why are they all running Windows?" His reply "Because Macs don't get viruses." I have yet to find out how he became head of the IST College at PSU.
Rodimus Prime
macrumors G4
sadly your question is more than likely not the dumbest they heard. I have a cousin who worked in IT helped and he has some pretty good stories of phone calls. Copy paste, can not get to the internet ect
Daffodil
macrumors 6502
Haha, these are both pretty great. Although like rodimus says, I'm sure the bar is pretty low for these things, to the chagrin of IT workers everywhere.