After a few months automating our weekly reporting, here's what actually held up
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We automated the weekly reporting that used to eat one person's Monday morning. Pulling numbers from a few tools, writing them up, formatting, sending. A few months in, some of it stuck and some of it I'd build differently. What held up: keeping the data-gathering deterministic and only using the m…
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After a few months automating our weekly reporting, here's what actually held up
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