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Hi guys, I’ve been here for a month or so and I’ve been looking for PA work. Here is my CV and I would really like your feedback or if you know anyone who is currently looking for a PA or if you are looking for a PA yourself please let me know. Thanks and really appreciate any feedback anyone has to give 🙏🏿

This company is an embarrassment to work for during the holidays. We basically turn every store into a Frito warehouse and all we do is get yelled at and stressed by management. Nothing says we don’t trust your ordering more than forcing out the amount of chips that my plan is for the week. The corporate greed is worst I’ve seen it after 9yrs being here.

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There is a compelling case for building your own inventory forecasting tool with AI. ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot — these are impressive tools, and the idea of pasting a CSV of sales data and getting a reorder recommendation in seconds feels legitimate. For some tasks, it is, however inventory forecasting isn’t one of them. The reason comes down to a key distinction: **pattern recognition** versus **true domain understanding.** Here's a practical look at what general AI tools can — and cannot — do when it comes to inventory planning. # 1.    What a General AI Tool Does With Your Data When you give a general-purpose AI model a spreadsheet of sales history and prompt ...

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It's that time of year again! Poorly paid reps from pest control companies, security companies, charity collections (which usually don't go to the charity), and likely others will be coming to your door trying to sign you up for something. I'm assuming Moxie just came to my house. The kid (probably early 20s) was wearing a hat and a blue polo shirt with "M" on them - likely trying to avoid using "Moxie" due to the company's awful reputation. Things to look out for: * They will always begin the convo by mentioning how some of your neighbors have already signed with them. They may even name-drop a few of them. This is usually a blatant lie. * The...

AI used to feel like a fancy autocomplete: you typed, it responded, and the story ended there. AI agents changed that. They don't just answer questions-they take on goals, make plans, use tools, hand off work, ask clarifying questions, and keep going until the job is done (or they hit a boundary). That's why they're showing up everywhere: in customer support, marketing ops, analytics, IT, sales, and product. They're becoming the "new team players," not because they're human, but because their workflow looks increasingly like how teams actually operate. In this post, we'll open the hood: what an AI agent is, what's happening inside the algorithm,...

It was 11:47 p.m., the kind of time when every "quick decision" turns into a multi-month commitment. I was staring at a proposal to "do it properly" by building a data warehouse: dimensional modeling, ELT jobs, orchestration, BI layer, data contracts-the whole cathedral. The numbers weren't [even the scary part](https://www.reddit.com/r/AnalyticsAutomation/comments/1rlq47u/how_i_accidentally_made_my_data_warehouse_10x). It was the timeline and the reality that we were still arguing about what a "customer" meant. We were a small team shipping a product fast. Our immediate questions were not "How do we enable enterprise-grade analytics at scale?" T...

I used to think a "real" data platform meant one thing: pick a warehouse, load everything into it, then build dashboards on top. But one project forced my hand. We had a tight budget, spiky traffic, and a product team that wanted new metrics yesterday. Spinning up a full warehouse-first stack would have meant weeks of modeling, vendor lock-in decisions, and a bill that didn't match our stage. So I tried something that felt slightly heretical: I built a data platform without a traditional warehouse. We shipped faster, spent less, and-more importantly-got to trustworthy metrics with fewer moving parts. ## The moment I ditched the warehouse The trigger was simple: our data nee...

Round 2 ([Round 1 linked here](https://www.reddit.com/r/MealPrepSunday/comments/1ax61c2/postpartum_meal_prep_freezer_131_breakfast/)) here we go! This time, I was prepping with a toddler. Hubs helped a lot, and I did a lot of ingredient prep for several recipes before I started cooking. This is my second postpartum freezer fill up post. This time around I figured out that while I loved having so much food prepped, I got burned out on some of the prior recipes. So this is a bit different and I feel like has gone really well (I am 2 months post-partum now). For organizing, I made a Word document with everything I intended to make and how many servings it had. I crossed them off as I went. I ...

Round 2 here we go! This time, I was prepping with a toddler. Hubs helped a lot, and I did a lot of ingredient prep for several recipes before I started cooking. This is my second postpartum freezer fill up post. This time around I figured out that while I loved having so much food prepped, I got burned out on some of the prior recipes. So this is a bit different and I feel like has gone really well (I am 2 months post-partum now). For organizing, I made a Word document with everything I intended to make and how many servings it had. I crossed them off as I went. I also made a list of super easy meals we all like so that if I wanted to stretch this for return to work, then I didn’t have t...

I’ve heard there’s like a hierarchy where CDS is like the “red headed step-child” within the warehouse. And people say that Costco workers treat CDS workers like they are less than. Is this true?

Quick reality check for this sub on the no-code CAPI category. I have set up the Meta Conversions API enough times, both the no-code way and the engineer way, and the dirty secret of this category is that almost every tool solves the same easy problem and ignores the same hard one. The easy problem: getting events from your store to Meta and Google without a developer. Genuinely solved. Pick almost any tool on the list, install a Shopify app, paste a pixel ID, done in minutes. That part is a commodity now. The hard problem: what is actually in those events. Roughly a quarter to a third of typical web traffic is bots. Most of these tools forward all of it. Every one of them improves your &q...

CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* Player 1: \* Chase business \* Player 2: \* Discover \* FICO scores with source: 667 \* Oldest credit card account age: 3 years \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: 0 \* Annual income $: 180,000 CATEGORIES \* Ok with category-specific cards?: Yes \* Ok with rotating category cards?: Yes \* Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. \* Dining $: 500 \* Groceries $: Heb:400, costco 700 \* Gas $: 100 \* Travel $: 334 \* Using abroad?: Just for travel/2 weeks \* Other...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * Google Play * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Steam * Xbox * Playstation * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others including UK/CAD cards Can also offer other payment methods as well, depending on the val...

I think modern game stores have largely failed the gaming community. Not because they carry the wrong products. Most of them carry the same things anyway. Same books. Same card games. Same miniatures. Same slat wall and metal shelves from the same distributors. The failure is deeper than inventory. Walk into a lot of stores and the experience feels strangely temporary. Folding tables. Folding chairs. Bright fluorescent lights overhead. Random posters taped to walls. Exposed ceiling tiles. No atmosphere. No sense of arrival. You’re supposedly entering a world of imagination, adventure, strategy, heroism, mythology, science fiction… and the environment feels like a storage room someone...

Trying to adjust some of our family’s grocery routine (too frequent trips and spending too much at the local Albertsons as that’s the extent of our shopping right now). Very lucky to live near a Winco, Fred Meyer and Albertsons with the Co-Op, Walmart, Trader Joe’s and Costco not too far away but haven’t really done anything but Albertsons. Wife is a big foodie so we rarely eat out but recently I started on GLP-1 and have noticed that Albertson’s is just too expensive for the stables especially as even buying less the bill still is pretty big. Winco seems decent but their meat department scares me a bit. What’s everyone grocery routine and budget-ish if you don’t mind sha...

Is Costco not carrying windshield washer fluid at all anymore? I can’t find it online and nothing in-store I’m Ontario.

Hey yall! Ive been lurking around this sub for a few years and have been working at FFLs in sacramento for around the same time. I wanted to make an informational post about the main 4 I worked at here in sacramento from both the perspective of being a customer first and later a salesperson behind the counter handling your paperwork and doing my best to make your experience better, despite the store I was working for at the time. This is not meant to be a flame post to just rag on these establishments, I have generally had positive experiences at all 4, but obviously my time and energy was more respected and appreciated at some more than others. I will go in chronological order, and be as de...