When someone learns that you're computer eng. and says he barely can open a computer, what you should say?

Question

Especially if the person has a better and important position than yours

Answer 1

I'd say: Exactly! We all have different skills, that way we can help each other.

Answer 2

There's really no "should" in that kind of question. The remark being made is a tribute to your knowledge and skills, a modest bit of deference, if you will.
If you want to respond politely, you might say that that's okay, I'm not too good at (naming the person's occupation or position). That way you've acknowledged the compliment, as well as the other party's expertise.
And, by the way, being computer-savvy isn't necessarily a mark of prestige or superiority. It's a skill, like many others.

Answer 3

No matter how qualified a person can be, there are still people out there who don't know how to use a mouse. Just be nice, and be like you can show him/her some time.

Answer 4

Say: "A lot of courses are available to learn computer workings. Why don't you check into it?"

Answer 5

Say really loud, "WHAT A DUMB @SS!!" then bend over laughing till you fall down. Mebbe cry a little. Then get up and tell them no one has ever said that to you before.

You might get fired, but man, it would be funny to see their face.

Answer 6

Say "That's too bad. It's full of really cool stuff."

Answer 7

YOu don't have to say anything to that. They are just saying and don't expect anything from you.

Answer 8

ADVISE THEM TO TAKE A COURSE IN COMPUTERS.

Answer 9

You should say, "That's o.k., I can barely write."