He may ditch the Batmobile or Bat Plane, but that utility goes everywhere.

Excel: The unsung hero of anyone doing work on a computer.

TOAD is nice, but most enterprises I’ve worked don’t license it.

SQLDeveloper has improved a lot over the past few years.

SQLDeveloper: Essential tool if working on an Oracle database.

PeopleTools App Designer: I like a lot of 80s music and movies too.

It’s just there, open, every day, all day long.

NotePad++: A decent text editor for a coder.I don’t know most of my actual passwords. LastPass: The number and complexity of passwords both work and personal make a password manager essential.What apps/software/tools can’t you live without? I’m not sure if I own all of them or where some of them came from, but they’re here. … and several others around the house.Lenovo P50 Laptop (Primary client machine).MSI GS60 Laptop (Host PeopleSoft PUM environments).Dell XPS 8930 Desktop (Work/Personal Machine).Occupation: Independent PeopleSoft Technical Consultant It’s a more recent blog – starting in 2020 – however Randy has been working with PeopleSoft since 1996, including a stint working for PeopleSoft itself. Randy is the brains behind the PeopleTools Tech Tips blog. Next up in the ‘ how I work‘ series is one of the newer batch of PeopleSoft bloggers – Randy Groncki. I’m Randy Groncki and this is how I work FebruPosted by Duncan in PeopleTools.

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