It's Groundhogs day again, and I am back to level 1.Warning: Nothing in this blog is important or worth reading. I have a lot of data to work on and am procrastinating.
I created new SAS/JMP accounts for each company I worked for over the last 20-ish years. So, now I am back to level 1. I don't know all of the accounts, but all the account names are attached to inactive emails anyway. So, being at Level 1 is not a problem, except I recently joined the JMP Partner Program, which has been great. But, I feel inadequate and would like to be at least a level of 1.5.
Please see exhibit 1, a JMP Diploma from 2005 that I found a couple of days ago while also procrastinating by cleaning.
OtherRe: It's Groundhogs day again, and I am back to level 1.Apparently, there are a few people like you here but not me. The under classified.
Re: It's Groundhogs day again, and I am back to level 1.Well you're already a II.
Re: It's Groundhogs day again, and I am back to level 1.I have a novel way that maybe JMP marketing might consider adopting? A person's 'level' here on the Community reflects the number of JMP releases they have used. Since I started using JMP on a Mac with version 1...that makes me level 14 since I used JMP v 1 - 10 during my tenure at Eastman Kodak Company and then, after joining SAS as a JMP Senior Systems Engineer for 5 years...I touched JMP v 11 - 14 until I retired in 2018. How about it JMP???
Re: It's Groundhogs day again, and I am back to level 1.Any level that starts with Super is rad. I have my own company so I can change my title. What do you think, Super Founder and Managing Director or Super CEO?Re: It's Groundhogs day again, and I am back to level 1.It was pretty amazing, considering I was only asking for level 1.5. They promoted me right away.
Re: It's Groundhogs day again, and I am back to level 1.I like this solution. I've used every JMP version from either end of 1999 or the beginning of 2000 and am now on JMP16 Pro. However, I only asked to be at level 1.5 and JMP immediately rounded me up to level 2. I don't want to ask for too much. 
