The first five minutes of a ticket
Most tickets are won or lost before anyone opens a deep troubleshooting rabbit hole. The first five minutes should gather facts, not prove cleverness.
Most tickets are won or lost before anyone opens a deep troubleshooting rabbit hole. The first five minutes should gather facts, not prove cleverness.
After a long pause, Schelertech is publishing again.
If a request is not tracked, it is easy for it to disappear, get duplicated, or get solved in a way nobody can find later. Good request tracking is less abou...
Automation is one of the highest-leverage tools for running a helpdesk and maintaining systems at scale. Microsoft makes a lot of that work approachable thro...
A reminder for support people as much as anyone else: recovery is part of the job. A quiet lunch and a little distance from the queue can make the afternoon ...
Life is to live. Life is also to evolve. That which takes form in this universe has a purpose to use space and time to improve itself and evolve into a highe...
A good tech gives the client what they want. A great tech gives the client what they really need.
Welcome to the Schelertech blog. This is where I post notes on running a helpdesk for a medium-sized organization: tickets, tooling, automation, and the habi...