Essential Python-Hwp Automation Recipes for Office Workers

Hello students, how are you?

How are you?

No one is paying for Inflearn's tuition either.

When I think about the passion with which you volunteered to take this course to improve your work productivity,

I think that wherever they are, they are shining people.

This notice is nothing other than

I created an open group chat room.

https://open.kakao.com/o/gFCMxq8g

(The password is hwpx .)

In addition to the lectures, please leave a message on the Q&A board.

There are some people who get their own information,

Actually, I think there are many people who can't do that.

First of all😢 I was overworked and mentally stressed since December last year.

I haven't been paying much attention to recent questions or lecture updates😢

We plan to respond to all inquiries by mid-January once we have sorted out the busy schedule.

Participation in group chats is not mandatory.

In particular, the process of exchanging codes can be more inconvenient with KakaoTalk😢

Still, it is a place where you can comfortably share questions and answers.

We also share the daily lives of various business automation experts.

I hope this can become a place where people can vent their grievances and receive comfort.

Below is a notice

I'd like to share my daily life recently.

When I often look for RPA-related news, I still see that company-wide work efficiency is not being achieved.

Perhaps because of the cost, it seems to be mainly being done by large financial companies or institutions.

Attempting to automate individual (unusually burdensome) administrative tasks

I sympathize with your position and feelings.

Some people in public institutions, when they are left to handle excessive repetitive tasks alone,

As I let go of all other tasks, I said, "Time flies~"

I've seen colleagues having fun and never working overtime.

(Maybe this is normal behavior for someone who gets paid by the hour.)

Just the thought that you are not like this makes me feel closer to you.

It's been a little over five years since I started writing the first chapter of this course.

Looking back now, I honestly think I started coding because I didn't want to do annoying things.

It seems like I'm living a life that's several times more difficult because of coding.

But thanks to that, I'm happy.

After quitting my job, I became a coding instructor and worked as a N-jobber for several years.

I am currently working as a deputy manager at a civil engineering design company in Anyang.

Actually, I don't think learning to code made me a better person at work.

I still feel lazy, a little bit dumber than average, and immature.

I tried to find some trick to make things easier and more comfortable.

I make a lot of mistakes and get scolded by my team leader.

still

Once or twice, like beans sprouting in a drought

A Korean file of about 500 pages,

With hundreds of test data Excel files

They often ask me for help.

At times like that

I got so proud that I did it in a few minutes

You may also enjoy your self-esteem spike.

(I'm so bland, you guys..)

Among those who took this course,

There are some who are the youngest in the department, some who have started a side business like blogging or giving lectures,

The president and director are here too. There are also people doing development work.

As we met to find the necessary skills on various bridges,

I hope that our meeting in the group chat will be a good opportunity for each of us.

https://open.kakao.com/o/gFCMxq8g

(The password is hwpx.)

then,

I hope you all have a prosperous year.

It's a little late, but Happy New Year!!!

Ilko, Shin Myeongjin Olympics