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Hello from dana!

DanaC

Hello!

Long time lurker, and occasional post(er) before the split and redesign.. Whats on my desk is pretty sparse nowadays. We moved to "neighborhoods" so we have a set of floors our department/teams are on, but its pretty much up in air where you sit now from day to day. Its more free then "open" i guess.

So anyway my coffee mug/thermo are are always on my desk, and i don't go anywhere with out my wireless keyboard, mouse, and headset.. I despise!!! repeat despise wires!!

/dana

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Monique vdB

@DanaC, welcome back! The community is 🔥 these days so I hope to see you around.

I've heard that called "hot desking" and it sounds unsettling to me. Do people kind of have their "usual" desks after a while?

miikhy

Hi Dana,

Welcome onboard! Glad to have you there and hope we'll read more of your content soon! I love the open spaces concept which we're also applying here (in a bank, pretty surprising). What kind of industry are you working in?

Cheers

DanaC

I want to think of it a bit of hybrid of the open spaces.. I mean it is, but we have 4 or 5 different configurations of desks, standups, meeting areas, conference rooms, etc.. We have a designated floor that we get mail, but otherwise its more or less first come first desk from day to day.. So you can sit anywhere you want, but yes some people do settle into a desk they seem to always end every morning. Since changing teams I have been trying to be more "mobile", especially to find more warmer spots on campus

DanaC

Hi Micky,

I have worked in the financial/insurance industry for a better part of 25 years. I work on the team that provides guidance, and tooling essentially let developers for the rest of the company do their jobs. That included the Atlassian suite of course. I picked up the ACP-500 (as a beta) last year as well, currently looking at some Cloud based as i work more in them and how they relate to how developers release applications on-prem..

miikhy

Great, looks like our jobs are very similar! Have you been switching between companies a lot or did you stay in a company or two during your career?

How did you feel about ACP-500? Did not take it yet, but planning on it!
I feel you on the Cloud vs OnPrem issue, contexts with both are rare and building extended knowledge on both is therefore tricky!

Anyway, again welcome and your input will be appreciated!

Monique vdB

@DanaC we have a Finance interest group to connect with fellow users in that industry, and I know @Thomas Schlegel works in insurance as well!

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