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2 years ago

Discuss your role as an IT professional in terms of your responsibility to clients, co-workers and society.

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An IT professional is expected to deliver correct installations and programming that are safe from security breaches to clients. To co-workers, teamwork, respect, and brainstorming are needed to work together and achieve results. To society, an IT professional is expected to deliver architectures that do not compromise security and privacy.

An information technology professional could be focused on the hardware or software of systems. It is vital that IT professionals deliver services that are foolproof and not susceptible to attacks.

When working with colleagues, they must cooperate in order to deliver the most efficient services.

Learn more about IT professionals here:

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Explanation:

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Your formula:.

=INDEX(INDIRECT("Dept"),Reason)

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2. =IF((INDEX((INDIRECT(Dept,TRUE)),Reason))="","",(INDEX((INDIRECT(Dept,TRUE)),Reason)))

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}

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