faking it - iwb interactive whiteboard

"So you have this new one sorted out this morning?
"My superiors and I are discussing the email content we previously exchanged about resolving several IT issues and the progress of resolving the last three issues on the list.
In the afternoon, it took me a few hours to get in touch with a technician to show him where the problem was, while listening, watching and trying to solve it.
Studying on the road has always been part of my plan.
"Yes," I replied, trying to sound casual.
She said she asked the teacher and the teacher her questions.
Both of them are familiar with the use of IWB (
Interactive whiteboard)
Neither of them can solve the problem for her.
She said she asked the wrong person. ""Obviously!
"I'm glad I made a joke.
I can only use what I learned 24 hours ago;
It worked and solved a problem and I was impressed with my colleagues and superiors with my skills so "obvious.
This is just one of the times I realized that it was forged.
I work in IT support and, to be honest, I often feel uncomfortable about IT;
I feel that I am not honest with everyone, including myself.
I don't hate at all, nerds or enthusiasm for the latest software, laptop's internal or general technology.
I 'd prefer to read from a paper copy, seriously, I'm tired of computers when I post-process my personal emails for dinner.
The fact is, I work in it by accident.
My daughter inadvertently mentioned about eight years ago that when the new lease expired, her mom might help her to open the packaging and install the computer at school.
When asked, I am sure that I can help given the instruction to connect to what bit.
From the very beginning I was asked to do some casual, temporary and some relief work.
I applied for a position.
Even though I am older, I am not surprised to get this job because I am familiar with the environment and learn everything I encounter by taking notes, rework and practice were carried out for each task.
Also, this is just an entry level position, so I am always able to defer judgment until I discuss this with someone or seek advice.
Instead of being self-disciplined, I continue to take responsibility and absorb as much knowledge as possible and practice skills.
In essence, I am the happiest when I learn new things.
So I applied when a level 2 position came up.
This time, it was only after I started writing a resume that addressed the daunting task of standards that I really realized how much I had learned over the years.
Still, I hope not.
Someone realized that I had been pretending before I retired.