At 11 years old I worked an entire summer in order to purchase my first computer. Our family always had a home computer but I was never allowed to fiddle with it, in other words removing parts over the carpet and watching them accidentally fry from static electricity was highly frowned upon.  Thus began my journey to becoming a technology fanatic. Most of my abilities were learned through trial and error with my own equipment, and yes a few unsatisfied friends, they would later forgive me.
By the age of 13 I had gained quite a bit of computer knowledge and was able to effectively navigate through most operating systems and hardware issues.  I used this knowledge to help many of my friends and their families. For those of you who are familiar with the statement “turn it off and turn it back on again”, yes I used this many times, unfortunately it didn’t work 95% of the time, but hey why not give it a try.
I continued to grow my technical skills through high school and into college. I always knew that I wanted to be involved in the technology world. When I began working at Church Web Works it was truly a dream come true. We not only get to use powerful software, we get to build it as well! There is nothing more rewarding than working for an innovative company that builds software that truly works. This makes Technical Support a fairly easy job for me, in other words if you’re a client and you have questions, please……

“Call on me everything is alright”
“I’ll be the one to help you fix your site”
“Listen up, I can guarantee”
“Before you hang up you’ll be happy”

Dan Cooper
Church Web Works
Technology Support

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