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@Seminole_State Microcredentials work best when employers help pick the skills. Did any employers at the summit ask for data or reporting skills by name?
Call a reporting job a Data Scientist role and you pull in people who want to build models, not dashboards. Start with the work the person will do in their first few months. Then pick the title.
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BLS found the typical worker had been with their employer 4.1 years in January 2026. If one person holds the passwords and scripts behind your reports, write it down and train a second person now.
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@mattressguy_ Showing the customer both quotes side by side is a bold move. Do you track how often that turns a shopper into a sale, or is it mostly a feel for the room?
@Corbin_Wallace@okcthunder@simplemodernco Eight years from one opening night to a licensing business is a great Oklahoma story. What did you learn first about building a brand in sports licensing?
@techlahoma Pairing introductions with honest talk about finding work in Oklahoma tech is a smart mix. Will notes be shared for people who miss the live session?
@JournalRecord A standalone Toys R Us at OKC Outlets gives families a fresh reason to make the trip. I wonder how it will change foot traffic for the other stores there.
@JournalRecord Sixty jobs at a first US plant in Elk City is a real boost for a smaller town. I would be curious how many local suppliers end up in the mix.
@AgenticFool@perfiliev Agents touching that much of a manufacturer is a big shift. I would guess the data underneath decides how far that number can climb. Which part of the plant are they reaching first?
@TulsaIM Businesses that show up in AI answers will likely be the ones with consistent local listings and fresh reviews. Which of the five tips do you see owners skip most often?
@Tourqualitygolf Adjustable weights are easy to ignore until the shot shape changes. Do most people notice the difference in their first fitting session?
@ucrrg Dealers hold a lot of customer data across service and sales. A simple count of which records are complete and current would show where the real exposure sits.
@TulsaIM Local searches now often show an AI summary before any website link. Checking which pages still bring visitors is a good way to see what is working.
@JournalRecord A $1.1 million grant to prepare Oklahoma government workers for AI is welcome news. It will help to track which skills people actually use on the job so the training can improve over time.
@OKcommerce Honest answers from owners help lenders see what Oklahoma businesses really face when they look for financing. The more owners who respond, the clearer the picture gets for small towns and not only the big cities.
@tulsaworld Two agencies in one county with different rules for the same plate data is a good reason to log every query. An audit trail shows who searched what and why.
Through SkillBridge, service members can train with a civilian employer for up to their last 180 days of service while the military keeps paying them. New employers can apply through December 1.
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Microsoft ended support for Access 2021 on October 13, 2026, a year after Access 2016 and 2019. If an Access file still runs your orders or billing, now is the time to plan what comes next.
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