Daniel Johnson, Jr.

One hour ago I got an e-mail from a payroll specialist, telling me that a client with 107 active employees had added a column to their payroll file and asking if I could fix their bridge application to allow for the new payroll item.

I opened the code, and after I made the changes needed in a few class modules, we were good to go. I tested it out on my machine and then put it out on the network for the payroll specialist to use.

I was able to get this done so quickly because there were only a few places to add some more code. Having the system set up like this was very efficient.

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Tags: bridge application, business requirements, Case Studies, client relations, Computer file, customer service, Marketing, payroll, payroll processing, PEO, programming, troubleshooting

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