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Level 2 PC Technician ought to have the option to perform multiple tasks and work on activities until they are finished. Moreover, they need to have insight in utilizing communications and organization diagnostic hardware, amazing relational abilities, capacity to disclose technical ideas to individuals from non-technical backgrounds, attitude to understand and adhere to standard working processses, and having the option to perform under difficult conditions. 

Most basic issues that clients face and technicians need to settle are as following: easing back down of PCs and freezing, driver issues which cause peripherals, for example, keyboards, printers, and different peripherals not working appropriately, slowing of web speed, application commands not reacting, moderate download speeds, connections not opening, spring up advertisements showing up, corrupted files, system  closing down unexpectedly, and PC screen related issues, among others.

Aspiring or active IT professionals who work as PC technicians can benefit from an improved understanding of what current and prospective employers want from those interested in such work. In this article, you'll take a look at relevant certifications, technical skills and knowledge, and subject matter expertise of greatest interest to employers of PC technicians.

The nearly exponential growth of technology, coupled with a new affordability, has revolutionized the PC industry. More than at any other time in the past, our lives are wired (and also wireless). Whether in the home or office, and even on the go, PCs are here to stay; and the future demand for qualified people to support, maintain, and provide other services for these PCs remains modest but ongoing.
Employers are always on the lookout for savvy PC Technicians to help them not only support their users and to maintain custom in-house systems and applications as well, but also to provide outward-facing customer repair depot and support services.
So, what are employers looking for in an "ideal" PC technician? While the individual requirements will vary from company to company and job to job, we compiled a list of highly desirable characteristics and skillsets that most employers would like to see in an "ideal"—or "perfect"—PC technician candidate.
This checklist should give you a good idea of the kinds of things that prospective employers are not only looking for but also expect to find in their PC technicians. While none of us can claim total perfection, you can get close to walking-on-water status if your skills meet or exceed everything outlined below.