What did you do before joining OGL?
I was studying a Computing degree at Portsmouth University.
How did you land your current role?
I've worked in many positions within the company and have recently transitioned into the role I perform today as the Head of Support Services
Tell us a bit about your role
I'm responsible for three departments, our Support teams, prof.ITplus development and our Infrastructure team. No one day is the same and each day brings new opportunities. I love the variety and the opportunity to continually develop and learn new skills.
What are you most proud of in your job?
The teams and people that put the hard graft in to ensure our customers are provided with a great service.
What's the best thing you've learned during your time at OGL?
That you can always find a solution and its ok to say no, just remember that a 'no' shouldn't always be seen as a negative - its how you relay the 'no'.
What do you like about working at OGL?
Working with the teams, especially on new and challenging projects.
What's the best career advice you have been given?
Treat everyone how you wish to be treated.
What do you get up to at the weekend?
Me and my boys have a season ticket at the blues so I'm often forcing them down to fortress St Andrews!!
What did you want to be when you were growing up?
A lawyer!!
What did you do before joining OGL?
I was studying a Computing degree at Portsmouth University.
How did you land your current role?
I've worked in many positions within the company and have recently transitioned into the role I perform today as the Head of Support Services
Tell us a bit about your role
I'm responsible for three departments, our Support teams, prof.ITplus development and our Infrastructure team. No one day is the same and each day brings new opportunities. I love the variety and the opportunity to continually develop and learn new skills.
What are you most proud of in your job?
The teams and people that put the hard graft in to ensure our customers are provided with a great service.
What's the best thing you've learned during your time at OGL?
That you can always find a solution and its ok to say no, just remember that a 'no' shouldn't always be seen as a negative - its how you relay the 'no'.
What do you like about working at OGL?
Working with the teams, especially on new and challenging projects.
What's the best career advice you have been given?
Treat everyone how you wish to be treated.
What do you get up to at the weekend?
Me and my boys have a season ticket at the blues so I'm often forcing them down to fortress St Andrews!!
What did you want to be when you were growing up?
A lawyer!!
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1,000's of UK users
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Full implementation & ongoing support
