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It’s very important to communicate effectively in this job.

  • Check Teams at the beginning of your shift, and keep it open throughout.

  • Check your official CSU email.

  • Use the lab phones.

    • Answer “RDC Computer Lab, this is Jack,” not “Hello?”.

    • Dial 1-#### where the #s represent the last 4 digits of a CSU phone number to reach other phones on campus. For example, dialing 1-3458 would reach the helpdesk, just as dialing (970) 491-3458 from your cell phone would.

    • You may receive spam phone calls. Don’t ever give out information to “tech support” people other than the CHHS Helpdesk.

  • Texting and calling others is fine. You can actually set your communication preferences on Lab Tools.

  • Use the Notebook!

  • Use the CSU directory to find contact information.

    • This is useful when an instructor leaves something behind and you’d like to email them to let them know.

    • You can also give out Katie’s information from the directory.

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