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Introducing myself : Ralph Man

Ralph Man

Hi fellow Atlassians,

Since I am browsing the Atlassian community a lot recently to find better ways to work with Jira, I think it is time i introduce myself (and earn a badge with it ).

My name is Ralph Man and I am Traffic Manager at a company called Shopcommerce. We build Magento webshops and use Jira and Jira service desk as tools to make our work easier.

I am always looking for ways to improve our process and to improve how to work with Jira. If someone has got any tips on anything related to Jira, let me know.

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Ollie Guan

Welcome to community!

Ralph Man

Hi Thanks!

Thomas Schlegel

Hi @Ralph Man,

welcome and hello to the Netherlands :-)

Dave Theodore [Coyote Creek Consulting]

Welcome. My best advise is to keep it simple. Jira gives you plenty of opportunity to create a mess. When you want to do something and can't find an obvious way to do it, search with different terms. Often there is a specific word or set of words that describe the concept you are trying to find a solution to.

If you're a coder, it's tempting to write Apps to do all kinds of crazy things. If you do a proper analysis of cost/benefit, you will almost always find that using a 3rd party pay App from Atlassian Marketplace is the way to solve the problem. This is in line with keeping things simple.

Always test before making a major change in production!

Have fun!

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