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"Nick" is the eighth IT Guy from NBC's hit show, "The Office." He is portrayed by actor Nelson Franklin.

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What role did Nick play in advising Pam about her career in 'The Office'? toggle section
Nick, recognized as the IT guy in 'The Office', was consulted by Pam about a Graphic Design job. He advised Pam that she may not have the requisite background and proposed that she pursue educational classes in New York or Philadelphia to gain the necessary creative skills. It's not definitively confirmed that the character who gave this advice is the same Nick who later leaves Dunder Mifflin-Sabre to assist inner city kids with computers.
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What was Nick's reason for leaving Dunder Mifflin-Sabre in 'The Office'? toggle section
Nick, known as the IT guy in 'The Office', resigned from Dunder Mifflin-Sabre in the Season 6 finale. His decision was driven by the staff's disrespectful treatment and their inability to remember his name. Prior to his departure, Nick disclosed numerous personal secrets of the office members, which were hidden on their computers. Subsequently, he joined Teach for America, based in Detroit.
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Who portrayed the character of Nick, the IT guy, in 'The Office'? toggle section
Nelson Franklin portrayed the character of Nick, the eighth IT guy at Dunder Mifflin Scranton in 'The Office'. Franklin's character also features in Season 4, Episode 13, where he is seen manning a booth for creative services at a Job Fair.
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Is it confirmed that the character Nick is the same as the eighth IT guy in 'The Office'? toggle section
Nick, portrayed by Nelson Franklin, is the eighth IT guy in 'The Office'. While the same actor appears in Season 4, Episode 13 Job Fair, it's not explicitly confirmed that this is the same character as Nick. Nick leaves Dunder Mifflin-Sabre to teach computers to inner city kids.
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What was Nick's role in helping inner city kids in 'The Office'? toggle section
Nick, recognized as the eighth IT guy at Dunder Mifflin Scranton, resigned to educate inner city children about computers. His departure followed the revelation that Andy Bernard leaked information about printer fires. Nick chose to use his expertise to benefit inner-city youth.
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Season 4[]

Nick is approached by Pam to talk about Graphic Design job but realizes she doesn't have the background for it. He suggests she look at educational classes in New York or Philadelphia. Note that, while he is played by the same actor, it's never outright confirmed that this person is the same character as Nick.

Season 6[]

Nick quits Dunder Mifflin-Sabre in order to go help inner city kids with computers. While trying to say good bye, most of the office rudely ignores him and forget who he is. After getting angry with Jim for forgetting his name 10 seconds after he told them and Dwight for stating that inner city kids only use computers for games and porn, he gleefully reveals the office workers' secrets he learned from looking at their hard drives while searching for the whistleblower. He first tells Ryan he's not a real photographer, that Kelly will never fit into a size two, and then reveals that Darryl has been lying about not being on Facebook, before finally revealing that the snitch is Andy. He then flips off the rest of the office workers off and takes his exit.

Season 7[]

In WUPHF.com, he is indirectly mentioned as Glasses.

Appearances[]

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Season 6
Season 7 M
* - deleted scene • V - voice only • M - mentioned only • C - credit only • P - photo only • A - archive footage
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