#data entry

[homoqueerjewhobbit]

We talk a lot about about the parasocial relationships with celebrities and stuff, but what about when you've been entering the same person's name in a form at work doing data entry for years and then they call for IT help and you're like, "Oh my god, it's my friend Marissa! I'm so excited to finally talk to her!" but she's literally just a name on a drop down menu so all you do is help her reset her password in a calm, business-like manner even though you really want to ask her if she changed her name 2 years ago because of a marriage or divorce and either way congratulations.

[amber-averlong]

Do you enjoy using/viewing spreadsheets but hate making and/or maintaining them?

I'm here to help!

DM for details and pricing.

[victusinveritas]

[giantmonster]

[adannamdi]

Character Sheet: Organize Your Story’s Characters with Ease

Keeping track of multiple characters in a story can be tricky—but it’s not impossible! In this video, I show how a well-organized table or spreadsheet can help you manage character data efficiently. These sheets can be updated, changed, and adjusted as your story evolves. I even realized I had forgotten some of my character details for my story The Curse of Three, so I’m changing a few writing habits along the way.

https://youtu.be/PUm9E3vW_sM?si=misr2Q10ilapstVB

[gnosticgnoob]

As someone with 20 years in the industry this is crucial career advice

[stone-cold-groove]

A page from Sperry UNIVAC’s computer brochure - 1976.