Help Desk vs. Service Desk

The terms Help Desk and Service Desk are often used synonymously, but the two vary in several important ways, and understanding the difference is crucial for ensuring the success of an IT organization. While Help Desks function as tactical support for individual incidents, Service Desks function as strategic support for organization-wide issues, focusing on root cause analysis and proactive service improvement.

[@enanoh8971]

Direct, concrete, no questions. Well explained, thanks.

[@kylegrove294]

Short, sweet and to the point! 👍🏾

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I began my career as a 'Help Desk Officer' but I went on to build Service Desks, really it is the emphasis and scope of either operations that differentiate them

[@AdventuresVids]

very helpful and well explained!

[@thirtymiles6851]

Very beautiful video God bless please continue doing these videos 👌

[@kirktheruler5572]

Very Insightful, thank you!

[@rapturedpassage]

Thanks for this information

[@prasannakumardas5412]

Great explanation

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[@jamesmejia7724]

Superb explanation.

[@iCEDso]

Thank you

[@peggyhodson3507]

Awesome, I mistakenly apply for a job thinking they were the same!

[@user-ei1ym1lq6h]

I love how it basically boils down to a "customer" calling in for help with a problem. Here we are making TH-cam videos, over- complicating the minute differences trying to make them seem like two completely different things when they actually overlap and provide the same damn result. Help and Service ARE synonymous. Customer calls the same phone number expecting the same desired outcome- help and service.

[@alaininema1853]

All I wanted to know.

[@maxhill9254]

thx

[@Paponetti]

I have been working in a company which considered itself service desk and another one which qualified themselves as Help desk: they did not explain this difference at all. The way of working and the goals looked to be the same.

[@wozsalam8942]

they're not. if the company think it is the same, move to other company, you're doing two man job

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[@patriciafranklin2774]

really helpful.

[@chuckrose3092]

interesting and helpful distinction

[@zovirax2012]

👍

[@wozsalam8942]

i just hate it when a company hiring service desk yet their jobscope is helpdesk

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[@jeneil2711]

We call ourselves service desk but our users who call us called us helpdesk hahaha..

[@Native722]

I'd rather work in helpdesk.

[@mybronco5437]

more simply put, a Help Desk may take the time to explain to the user how something works and "helps" them through the issue, a Service Desk may say they are only there to create a ticket and move onto the next caller, "we are not here to help, we don't provide training the user should already know how to use the device or system"

[@janerhysybilcaralos253]

I am a heldp desk before and now I am a service desk engineer, for my own experience, my work now is more relax and chill. im so stressed in the helpdesk and get more paid on service desk. the more ez your work the more you salary increase.

[@TylerJosephSmith]

I just loathe the words “help desk”.
“Service desk” sounds much more professional. I also call them “incidents” instead of “tickets”.