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Should My Profit Come First or the Customer's Benefit? As a PC Technician and Sales Representative, this dilemma is ever-present. I am both an engineer who repairs PCs and a salesperson who sells new products and components. When my technical skills are needed, I provide the service, and simultaneously, I also sell new products. This is how most PC technicians operate. The question that always arises is: Should my profit come first, or should the customer's benefit be the priority? This is a common dilemma for salespeople in any field. Of course, there are salespeople whose primary goal is to maximize their own profits. For top salespeople, this is often considered a necessary trait. However, is it truly the best choice to prioritize my profit and my company's profit over the customer's needs? The customer's options are not A, B, or C.  They are limited to the choices presented by the PC Technician and Sales Representative. If a 5-year-old PC breaks down, is it bett

When reinstalling or upgrading Windows, or for other reasons, you might want to back up your saved site IDs and passwords from Microsoft Edge's autofill feature. Here is a simple method to back them up into an Excel file. This process saves your data as a .csv file in Excel format. After reinstalling Windows, you can open Microsoft Edge and import the existing .csv file. This will restore all your site IDs and passwords in Edge, allowing you to log in automatically to sites as before, without manually entering your information. It's a convenient way to ensure you can continue using your saved credentials seamlessly. Comprehensive Guide to Backing Up and Restoring Passwords in Microsoft Edge Open Microsoft Edge and click the 'More' icon (three dots) in the top right corner. Select 'Settings.' Click on 'Profiles' in the left-hand menu. Click on 'Passwords.' Exporting Passwords On the Passwords page, click t