Employee Story Board

March 2020

 

Shariq Muhammad, a Senior Software Architect in our St. Petersburg, FL. office helped out with an MVC Kendo issue. Thanks! Though time was spent time on it by one Senior Team Member, and also by Martin Vazquez, our Chicago office Software Architect Junior, Shariq had it working in just a few minutes. Shariq also sent the link to the API Reference so that in the future these kind of problems can be readily solved. 

 

February 2020

 

Josh Hathaway, a Senior Software Architect in our Waukesha, WI. office deserves praise. A few weeks ago, early February, Greg at Chicago Hardware had an issue. By looking at the code it was found (what ho!) that a version called -JMH was dated about a year ago. The timesheet reporting opened up from Josh’s timesheet showed the date and time, based on the timestamp of the code and, voila, Josh had fixed the very same issue for Greg a year ago. Josh’s nice and clear timesheet entry saved programming of an hour or better of work.  Greg didn’t even remember asking Josh. The -jmh version was just to find the bad data. The timesheet referenced how to fix the data in the QAD UI.

November 13, 2019

 

Muhammad Shariq, a Software Architect Senior in our St. Petersburg, FL office proved going above and beyond for our clients is of utmost importance at Pronto Progress. While working for Andrew Wasilczuk on a project for Clarios, Shariq carried out tasks that involved upgrading one of their SSL certificates for their Salesforce portal and ensured that the system was in production. In order to minimize down-time, he recreated the certificate and shared it with the integration team in advance of when they needed it. On the night of Saturday, November 2nd, 2019, Muhammad Shariq performed work during non-business hours to make changes to the certificate for the production system. Shariq performed this work during non-business hours when he knew the system would not be in use, as he understood the importance of ensuring his work did not affect his customer’s productivity. On behalf of Pronto Progress, we extend our gratitude to Shariq.