Who’s George?

Darn it, someone’s been keeping track of my helpdesk tickets and putting them on-line under the pseudonym The Chronicles of George. I need to find out who’s doing that!

Seriously though, we had a good time laughing about this at work today, all under the guise of learning how NOT to enter information in the helpdesk software. 🙂

Tags: Helpdesk, ChroniclesofGeorge

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