Career path
IT Support Specialist
Provide technical assistance to computer users. Answer questions or resolve computer problems for clients in person, via telephone, or electronically. May provide assistance concerning the use of computer hardware and software, including printing, installation, word processing, electronic mail, and operating systems.
What this work leans on
PRISM reads 29 signals about how a person thinks, decides and works. These are the ones this path draws on most.
- Conventional InterestsImportant
Your interest in structured, detail-oriented work with clear procedures and data.
- Working ConditionsImportant
How much you value variety, security, and the material conditions of work (compensation, environment).
- AchievementModerate
How much you value visible accomplishment and using your abilities to their fullest.
- RecognitionModerate
How much you value visible status, advancement, and being seen for your work.
- IndependenceModerate
How much you value autonomy, self-direction, and freedom from close supervision.
- SupportModerate
How much you value supportive management and clear company policies.
All 6 signals above are measured directly in the assessment. See the full method
The basics
- Field
- Technology & engineering
- Job titles you'll see
- Computer User Support Specialists
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