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Tuesday!

February23

Yesterday I realized two things upon arriving at work: it was the last (and therefore normally the least stressful) Monday of the month, and I am off work on Friday! It also meant it was time for Exceling up and start to fix up the files to be used for March.

So, this post was brought to you by Microsoft Excel. I have been dreaming in grids, and I am finally re-learning all the formulas I hadn’t used for years, plus there is this new thing called Excel 2007… Can you believe what they did with the menus? I can’t find anything, and F1 is now my best friend…

Now off to work with me…

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A legjobb kifogás

August14

Ági: Gyere, A., mézesezni Ágóval és velem munka után.

A.: Nem tudok, meg kell ennem a lecsót!

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This blog, after all, has become my English blog. If you are looking for my Hungarian blog, visit http://bogarantyu.blogspot.com.

My last name in English means bug. But those who know me… it’s not a bug, it’s a feature! (Or, alternatively, It’s not a bug, it’s an Ágnes!)

I have been exposed to computers since I was in 2nd grade and my dad and I went to buy our first ZX81. It was an English computer, a Sinclaire. We later had a ZX Spectrum, and then an Enterprise, which was a Hungarian make, and I have been using all these for more than just games, but I never thought I’d actually end up working with computers. Yet, somehow, I ended up working for an IT Helpdesk. A pretty good one, if I say so myself.

At that point I stopped watching The Office. My office is a lot more entertaining.

I make a living as an IT helpdesk agent, but deep down I’ll always be a special ed teacher. I taught in a “mainstream”, spontaniously segregated school with 90% Rroma student body for four years before switching to this IT helpdesk thing. The best thing about it is the fact that I work with amazing people, and I have the privilege of supporting users in my own country in addition to such exotic places as Qatar, the UK or Germany.