u/Western-Bell-7678

Best practices to do multi branch scenarios

ok, I've been tasked to make a system to streamline movement of employees from unit to unit, and leaving the company.

There are several categories

• Type of transfer - acting, permanent, or leaving

• Current position - S,M,E

• New position - S,M,E

and a lot of different scenarios which change the workflow

- E to acting M within same branch

- E to acting M in different branch

- M to acting S within same branch

- M to acting S in different branch

- E leaving

- S leaving

- M leaving

- E to permanent M within same branch

- E to permanent M in different branch

- E to acting E in different branch

- E to permanent E in different branch

- And it goes on and on with all the combinations

How would you map this out?

Set up Switch conditions for Acting - Permanent - Leaving, then nested branches into the more complex combinations?

Or start with Choices - Leaving - not leaving, then nested Switch conditions for so the combinations - M > S then acting or permanent, then different or same branch?

Or Switch M > S acting - same branch, M > S acting - different branch, M > S permanent - same branch, M > S permanent - different branch

There are so many combinations and sub branching categories it's exhausting just thinking about the best way to organize this.

Any insight will be appreciated.

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u/Western-Bell-7678 — 5 days ago

Is it ok to use a tiller to even out the ground over my septic tank?

I bought a house with a pretty new septic tank. The ground on top looks like the surface of the moon. I'm assuming the components of a septic tank would be at least a couple of feet underground. I have a tiller that goes 7" into the soil. I'd like to use it and try to get that area as even as possible, so it doesn't feel like my lawn mower is about to be swallowed into the earth while I'm riding it. Thoughts?

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