A huge congratulations to our Blackberry Mountain Team Member of the Month for October, Amy Scriven! Amy serves as a warewasher in Three Sisters. "Amy is one of the most reliable and hardworking dishwashers I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. She does an excellent job of holding to our high standards, and she trains other dishwashers to do the same. We are fortunate to have her on our team." Thank you, Amy, for your dedication to Blackberry and for everything you do each and every day! #BlackberryMountain #BMTN #WeAreBlackberry
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Ten minutes after we showed up to start installation, a Tacoma pulled up to the house. Out hopped a grandfather and a pre-school aged kid who was over the moon to have an enormous ReVision Energy box truck and electrician's van full of tools and parts in his dooryard. After meeting us, he sprinted over to his scooter bike and did a few laps to burn off some pent up energy and excitement, chattering away, stopping briefly to fire off some questions, then away again, skidding and sliding over the snow and ice covered driveway. I reached out to one of our folks in customer service with the following: "I've got a 3 year-old who is completely stoked on life at this job I just started. Any chance we can get him some more stickers and a couple coloring books for the gift bag?" "Yes, of course. Do you know his name? I can also get him a personal note directly from Sunsquatch." Well done and thank you, Meg! The card was a really nice touch. Not familiar with Sunsquatch? Their website explains them better than I can: www.sunsquatch.com
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Federal IT Solutions, Strategy, & Growth Sherpa- Taking what matters and making what matters most
Hooah Valentine's Day! In celebration of my love for federal IT work, here's a quirky story about my first Low-Code/No-Code solution presented by then, PFC Enrique "Gizmo" Gomez to his first federal "client"... the US Army 1st Cavalry Division at Ft. Hood (now Cavasos), circa 1997. As a member of the finance team quartered within the 1st Cav Division HQ building, we supported all of the fine men and women dedicated to providing our nation's security. On a daily basis, we processed promotions, allotments, changes in pay, pay advances, hazardous duty pay, "death gratuities" (sadly), and an assortment of other services related to payroll. Processing was one step better than punchcards (but not much better), where snippets of code were entered and then uploaded as a batch each night, with error reports indicating which transactions had errors and had to be corrected. QA was completely manual and prone to high errors which impacted soldier pay. Using a simple MS Access database and simple front end (as it was all we had), a small team of front counter staff, including myself, designed and refined a process to automate the front-end and customer facing workflows where the transaction codes were written up front and validated by the acting NCO (non commission officer in charge of customer service) before it even got to the coders. This reduced error rates from 30-35% to under 1% overnight, and even lower as the process was refined. My reward for a job well done you ask? Being tasked out as system security officer to oversee Y2K compliance for the brigade. And so began my journey in IT and solutions design. This is where it all started. Cheers!
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Great article, so simple and difficult at the same time
https://lnkd.in/eCHfS8BG You're Damn Right, We're Scary Good!!!
Is Spirit Halloween’s Business Model Scary Good?
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Trademark wonks. I'm not saying you owe Jools for that exhausting week of trademark analysis flooding our feeds, but you kind of owe Jools for that exhausting week of trademark analysis flooding our feeds. Consider it, in part, a relic of the era. #influencer #creatoreconomy #trademarkLaw #verydemureverymindful #verylawful
We are officially live today with Jools’ collection with PopSockets ! This was such a fun collaboration and they made it happen fast! A huge thank you to Karli Fabric and her team for their hard work. Go shop now for some demure phone accessories 😉🩷
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