What do you do for a living?

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LOL! Yep! That’s a good name for the test instance right now :smiley:

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I own four of the most successful Auntie Anne’s stores in the greater Detroit region.

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Inventory management and verification.

Basically, spreadsheets. Tons of spreadsheets. This is fine for me because I like numbers but it’s incredibly tedious work. I wouldn’t recommend it unless you’re the kind of person that can turn on autopilot and space out.

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That’s why we have TCS/TATA helping us along with the test instance migration. It’s like planning a lunar landing, complete with it’s own Mission Control.

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I’m a Tier 3 Site Operations Engineer for a large electrochromic glass company. =)

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Then you must appreciate what a fun application it is to work with ;>

Yes, the sarcasm meters all over the world just exploded :smiley:

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I’m a Senior Systems Engineer for Marvel Studios. In my spare time, I work on my addon.

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WHAT DO YOU DO FOR A LIVING?
Been there, done that, got the polo shirt.
If you do it well, you don’t need to do it forever.

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I am a Registered Nurse and currently the Clinical Coordinator of a dialysis center. Dialysis is for people with kidney failure, the blood runs outside of the body through and artificial kidney to clean the blood.

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I an analyst, but also for support. So we manage over 3k Websites/Apps/Services - and the most issues we tend to have is with those who integrated SAP into their work flow.

So. Yup.

Some of the reports I create are to create the visualization, where are our problems, what is causing it, trends - etc, you know the jist.

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I work in Construction. I spray Fireproofing Insulation. Been in this business 35 years.

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Mad respect for anyone in the medical field. Thank you !

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I am the manager of a tattoo shop. Basically do everything except tattoo people.

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cool!

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Work in a data center. Doing data center things.

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I’m retired. I was a soldier (Viet Nam Vet), preacher and, finally, a high school teacher (Government and Economics).

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The only thing SAP has been trouble free with is EDI. Very easy to configure with existing EDI trading partner interface applications. Everything else involves tricky user exit programming or getting Earlywatch involved. :confused:

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Thank you for your service :slight_smile:

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Thats really cool! Im glad we can keep you entertained at least a little!

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Yes, you guys were pretty good company. We’re two thirds through the migration process with only a few glitches the programmers had to fix :slight_smile:

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