The ammount of specialization the Agent you are dealing with has in a certain area. Typically Level 1 are just normal people reading the instructions off a teleprompt, or computer screen in front of them. They are the ones who ask if the computer is plugged in or not. They are just there for basic knowledge. Level 2 is a little more specialized. Normally in the field you have a question regarding, such as Networking (the most common) or Hardware, or software. They normally have a good understanding of the field, and can help you with most tasks such as Reissuing you an I.P Address, or telling you the Default Gateway for your Router. Level 3 techies are the big dogs. They are fully specialized in a certain field. Not networking, but Broadband Network Interfacing, or something of the sort. These people are the ones who know vast ammounts of one knowledge for one VERY PARTICULAR field. They can help you do advanced things like manually setting up a DHCP Network and DNS Server, along with all of the info to register IPX Protocols within a Windows ME to Windows XP Network.
So I guess the simple answer is: The ammount of knowledge that in known for a specific field.
Difference between first shifting and second shifting theorem
what is the difference between first and second class proteins
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The difference between "We included it to support" and "We've included it to support" is that the former uses the simple past tense of "include" while the latter uses the present perfect tense, indicating that the action was completed recently and has relevance to the present moment.
they both have fun!
second onetransmits,first onereceives.
The first one Claire isn't their friend in the second she is
A second alto has a wider range in the lower register than a first alto has.
First line support normally involves dealing with customers, clients or employees directly to resolve their issues. Normally the issues are fairly basic. Second line support should take over a support request once it has been established there is a problem with the supported 'system' and it is not to do with user training, user environment, etc. Second line support will liaise with third line support for any highly technical issues. Second line support is usually the middle-man between first line and third line Third line support is a non-customer focused base of technical staff that will investigate and resolve problems.
Yes. The first is a speed (or velocity), the second is a distance.
To find the difference between two numbers, just subtract the second from the first.8.4-6.3=2.1