MYPOST 3: The toughest part of being a Service Desk Analyst


Service desk analysts can be classified as an Information Technology professional that focuses on resolving users' issues about computer hardware or software.  My current job role title is Service Desk Analyst. When mentions about this job title, I believe most of you will aware that this kind of job needs to pick up calls daily, handle client's issues, have tight schedules and assure every issue can be resolved within a short duration of time. Although this is not the toughest job in the world, but I would like to share my working experiences here about the toughest part of being this role.

Firstly, you have to stay alert for every call. This is because you have to identify the root cause of the problem and then find the right solution to solve the problem within the fixed duration. To me, if the volume of calls is high, it will cause us no small gap to break and we need to reframe our mind to settle another issue after the previous issue is solved. As a result, careless mistake, overlook, or confusion may occur especially the user's issue is unclear, complicated or more than one issue. In short, staying alert to handle the huge amounts of calls is challenging for analysts if no proper rest at the previous day, multitasking or the amount of calls is huge continuously.

MYPOST 2: The important lesson I learned recently


Life is a journey. In the crossroad of life, we feel struggle to decide the life path that we want to approach and don’t want to approach. Due to pressure from society, we have to select another option that we may not like in order to fit ourselves to the society. For example, you have a passion in writing, but you have to give it up because of criticism from friends, discouragement from parents and pressure from society and they provoke you follow their expectation that you not prefer at all. You have a passion in teaching and you can be a good teacher but people judge you will not be selected due to better candidates compete for the application, you should go to work for a company due to stable salary. Therefore, it brings an important lesson to me recently which is as follow:

Don’t let the people proves what you should do,
You have to prove to the people, what you can do.

MYPOST 1: If you were told you were going to die on Friday night and today was Monday, what would you do?


Life is short and time is never stop ticking… If I am told that I am going to die on Friday night and I still got four more days to live, I will spend the rest of the time to meet the people and form a to-do list to complete the things that I wish to do.  

On Monday, I will back to visit my hometown to find my family. I will spend the whole day with them. I will enjoy lunch and dinner prepared by my mother, because I seldom serve the foods prepared by my mother since I am working outside. Next, I will setup a tea time with my father at the coffee shop opposite of the factory after I helped him deliver all of the requested orders at different retailer's shops. Meanwhile, I will have a long conversation with him without any working issues, financial issues, and personal issues. I will bring my sister go to watch a movie. Before I start to go to another place, I will say thank you for their love and caring for these 20 years.

Travel to Seoul: Part 2