My job in data analytics occasionally involves pulling printing volume data. Does that count as “anything to do with printers”?
Because fuck trying to aggregate by printer location when the location string is manually entered by humans with different “standards” and varying adherence even to their stated standard.
The funny thing about jobs is that demand for the job tends to scale with pay. Of all the IT positions in an office, the guy fixing the printers is probably earning the least.
anything to do with printers better be 200k or higher
My job in data analytics occasionally involves pulling printing volume data. Does that count as “anything to do with printers”?
Because fuck trying to aggregate by printer location when the location string is manually entered by humans with different “standards” and varying adherence even to their stated standard.
The funny thing about jobs is that demand for the job tends to scale with pay. Of all the IT positions in an office, the guy fixing the printers is probably earning the least.