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About Shawn Dowler
I am a System Architect and ServiceNow System Administrator. I am an ITIL professional who has long been interested in ServiceNow and I have been working with ServiceNow since November 2013. I am not an expert yet, but working with ServiceNow is the most fun I've had in my entire career.
Aside from ServiceNow, I am an experienced Service Catalog designer. I am currently the ServiceNow System Administrator at Arizona State University.
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2 Responses to “How to Lose Your Job on National TV”
True blue fully functional sword (made in china) being used the wrong way do tend to break. My favorite part is when hillbilly comes out of nowhere and says, “UUUHHH, we may need emergency surgery in the studio”. Yeah, you better run to your tool box and solder him right up.
Can you say “oops!” ?