Originally posted by: MonkeyDriveExpress
MS Access is possibly the most evil program ever. It's hard to learn, boring, and makes classes about it horrendously slow and tedious. Good thing I can pull answers out of my @$$ and sometimes pay attention in class.
Originally posted by: SunnyD
Originally posted by: MonkeyDriveExpress
MS Access is possibly the most evil program ever. It's hard to learn, boring, and makes classes about it horrendously slow and tedious. Good thing I can pull answers out of my @$$ and sometimes pay attention in class.
So you're saying you're a lazy-ass underachiever who doesn't care to learn the fundimentals of ubiquitous business technology? Make sure you put that on your resume when you graduate please...
Actually, I'm a lazy-arse overachiever that doesn't care to learn the fundamentals of ubiquitous business technology. I will put that on my resume in the form of, "I hate software."Originally posted by: SunnyD
So you're saying you're a lazy-ass underachiever who doesn't care to learn the fundimentals of ubiquitous business technology? Make sure you put that on your resume when you graduate please...Originally posted by: MonkeyDriveExpress MS Access is possibly the most evil program ever. It's hard to learn, boring, and makes classes about it horrendously slow and tedious. Good thing I can pull answers out of my @$$ and sometimes pay attention in class.
Originally posted by: werk
Access is easy.
Originally posted by: jmgonzalez
Originally posted by: werk
Access is easy.
Access is easy, but sucks once you put enough data into the database.
My company is so onto that software that it's scary - our application support dude has been trying to move us to either MS SQL or Oracle, which we already have in house for other reasons.
Originally posted by: Feldenak
I like Oracle.![]()
Business technology on a low ghetto ass level.Originally posted by: SunnyD
Originally posted by: MonkeyDriveExpress
MS Access is possibly the most evil program ever. It's hard to learn, boring, and makes classes about it horrendously slow and tedious. Good thing I can pull answers out of my @$$ and sometimes pay attention in class.
So you're saying you're a lazy-ass underachiever who doesn't care to learn the fundimentals of ubiquitous business technology? Make sure you put that on your resume when you graduate please...
