Has it really been one week since the last post on my blog?
Yes, it has.
Last week, I was really busy. However, that is par for the course.
Once again, my job at the Tier 1 IT help desk at the Social Security Administration struck again, runining everything.
I am tired of expending A LOT of mental energy every day that I work at my job.
The job is just barely bearable.
For the past couple of months, I get a really bad headache. It occurs just about every afternoon. The headache always occurs in the same place: at the center top on the right side of my head.
It doesn't take too much to trigger it.
As soon as I get a caller that is having problems connecting to VPN, my headache will kick in.
This time next week, on October 2, 2022, I will have been working at the Tier 1 help desk at SSA for five years.
When I realized that I have been at the Tier 1 help desk for five years, I was shocked.
Working at the SSA Tier 1 help desk is like being on a runaway train. There is always a crisis of some sort going on when I get online.
It's always fun to have to explain what an ethernet cable does to a caller that cannot connect to VPN via wi-fi.
Is five years working at the Tier 1 help desk too long at one IT position? That's an interesting question that needs an answer.
However, on the other hand, working at the Tier 1 IT help desk at the SSA gave me a full-time job and health insurance (when I really, really needed it).
Moreover, my current job did provide me an avenue for getting IT experience.
When I think about it, I really have learned a lot.
As a result, working at the Tier 1 help desk at SSA hasn't been without its positives.
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