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Help desk managers are expected to make the best of all their resources. In today’s competitive world, the help desk manager knows how to use their resources to meet all of the corporation's goals. Because the help desk plays an integral part in the success of a company, help desk management must always be looking for ways to improve. To find helpful information about help desks and other resources, visit our Industry Resources page.

Over 1.9 million people were employed in help desks in 2000. Although help desk jobs can be found in all industries, most are found in the real estate, television and insurance fields. Since then, those numbers have grown substantially. Call Center Careers can help you find help desk jobs in this fast-growing industry.