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In response to "so are there people dedicated to it, and where are those job listings? I'm wondering" by loosilu

We use it extensively but don't advertise for that skill because it's assumed everyone knows how to use it.

Posted by amanda Oct 1 '24, 15:23

Maybe "SharePoint admin" if that's what you think you are looking for. Those are rarer.

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It should be considered a skill to navigate around the stupidly hampered Excel online features. -- nm - Max Oct 1, 15:54 4
- Open it in the app! You're an adult! -- nm - What I always say at work Oct 1, 17:14 2
  - Just make it work! You're Microsoft! -- nm - What I always say in Teams Oct 1, 17:23 1
    - Our CFO's husband works for Microsoft and I'm always like "can't be do anything about this??" -- nm - amanda Oct 1, 17:32
- hahahha Excel online -- nm - loosilu Oct 1, 16:26
Yes, admin is exactly what I'mlooking for. Tons of them in the federal government. -- nm* - loosilu Oct 1, 15:31 2
- for where i work the admins have other admin roles, so typically we just call them like Tax Technology Admin -- nm - tRuMaN Oct 1, 15:46 1
  - interesting, thank you! I am always admin for many roles -- nm - loosilu Oct 1, 16:31
at least for us, it seems to just be a fancier way of saying "all your case files are existing in the cloud now" - mr mooch Oct 1, 15:27

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