In the event where I go into a job where I'm overseen by IT and not an IT guy myself, how can I be as easy to work with as possible? I know my way around computers (feel free to check my profile for proof), but I've seen horror stories where end users say "I know computers" but then are hell to work with.
And by work with, I mean being overseen by as an end user, if that makes sense.
The Spring Setup Showcase has officially wrapped up, and we've picked the winners.
Huge shoutout to everyone who shared their setups. There were a lot of creative builds, clean desks, and interesting ideas across the board.
Here are the winners:
u/zeke009 receives a GEEKOM A5 Mini PC (Ryzen 7 5825U, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD)
u/crhorsley1 receives a GEEKOM Anniversary Gift Box
u/Locke357 receives a GEEKOM 10 in 1 USB C Hub
Geekom has reached out to the winners via Reddit DM, so please check your messages.
If you didn't win this time, your setup definitely didn't go unnoticed. There were a lot of great posts in this showcase, and we're already looking forward to seeing more.
Feel free to keep sharing your setups and ideas. That's what keeps this community fun. If you're new here, stick around, there's more coming.
Thanks again for being part of it.