Examples of using Computer guy in English and their translations into French
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You're the computer guy,?
Computer guy's in Sector Six.
Oh wow, a computer guy!
The computer guy is expected to solve problems.
It was her computer guy.
The computer guy can only give one problem his full attention.
Reasons It Doesn't Pay To Be'The Computer Guy'.
Her computer guy?
Funny- list of reasons it doesn't pay to be“the computer guy”.
My computer guy.
The reality is that people call the computer guy when something is wrong.
Computer guy just went on lunch, but they're calling him.
Funny- list of reasons it doesn't pay to be“the computer guy”… Jun 6, 2007.
Your computer guy?
From my career-hopping experiencesin the computer industry, I have become acquainted with the Top Ten Reasons it doesn't pay to be the computer guy.
I'm just the computer guy, system checks. Stuff like that.
He begs for an identity that is notdirectly associated with computers, but“the computer guy” label walks ahead of him- it simply cannot be avoided.
The computer guy never hears anyone tell him,“I just want to let you know… everything is working fine!”!
Thanks to the constantly declining price of new computers, the computer guy cannot charge labor sums without a dispute.
The computer guy is expected to solve problems. It is difficult to determine the boundaries of that expectation.
There is no common understanding that there are smaller divisions within the computer industry, and that the computer guy cannot be an expert in all areas.
The fact that the computer guy never gets a moment's peace can also practically force him to withdraw into solitude.
The computer guy is often mistaken for someone who possesses the combined skills of an old priest and a young priest.
It's an awful experience when the computer guy shows up at a neighbor's doorstep with a plate of Christmas cookies, only to have the child who answered the door call out,“Mom, the computer guy is here!
The computer guy often finds himself in situations where someone is asking him for advice on a pending investment of the technological variety.
What makes things worse,is when the computer guy attempts to explain this to someone asking for help, the person will often believe that the computer guy is withholding the desired knowledge to avoid having to help.
As a computer guy, if you work really hard to make everything work the way that it should, and things work fine, then people believe you don't do anything.
Consequently, the computer guy has a 24/7 obligation to keep critical computer systems running, while simultaneously juggling everyone's problems.
Or when the computer guy explains a certain process on a computer to a user who is incapable of retaining the process, he will inevitably need to reinstruct the user of this same process- indefinitely.
Or when the computer guy first hears about a widespread problem within the computer network he's responsible for, he can barely begin to assess the problem before a dozen other people call to report the same problem.