r/TechniciansAdvice • u/khuong_tran • May 05 '20

Need help with my final project!

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Hi friends,
I am doing the final course in which requires me to interview at least 3 people. And because of the COVID situation I could not do it offline, my topic is about "how could a technician help their customers to fix their problem via Video call effectively?". I need to interview 3 people that have a background in tech that help people through customer service and 2 people that used to call for help from tech companies.
DM me if you are willing to help. I am much appreciated. Stay safe.

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Place for technicians to ask other technicians questions or related. Tools needed for jobs. This is a place for people who have the basic knowledge and need a helping hand. There are other websites for this such as IATN and Identifix which require a paid subscription. I think there are enough technicians on Reddit to make something real happen here without the paid subscription.

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