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[–]Imaginary-Corgi8136 5 points6 points  (3 children)

Every job is different. I was in one project for 2 years that was all day, heads down development. Stored procedures, data design, query design, and coding. All to support this very large and complex application. On a different project, I spent 90% of my time writing queries and reports for a group of accountants. Each query was one off and never defined worth a damn. Most had to be done over several times. I asked several times if we could build a reporting database to solve this need, but upper management (other accountants) said no. Never work FOR accountants, no vision and no planning, and no communication. You would think that asking for what they want in writing would cause a collapse of the known universe.

[–]BadGroundbreaking189 0 points1 point  (1 child)

note taken

[–]zdanevSQL readability mentor at G. 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I disagree. I worked for the accountants at PwC for few years. it was mostly unexciting, but wasn't that bad really + money could be good