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I worked for a very good fortune 500 company ... not too much of this type of thing there. I worked in IT sr. mgmt - we were going through a transition to SAP and the BS was starting to infiltrate my area. I knew I was going to retire within a year that just pushed me sooner. I went at 57 (10 years ago) and zero regrets. Great if you can afford it. I could have/ should have gone a year earlier I could have afforded it easily.
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Tammy and I are looking at 57 months now until we both retire.
She'll have almost 35 yrs at the VA, and I'll be just past 20 yrs at DoD and eligible to retire. I'll be about 62-1/2, she'll be 57. Hopefully Bye-den's policies won't ruin our TSP, and allow us to actually retire on time. If not, I'll likely be working until 70. :ack: |
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At my former company, they started the SAP journey circa 2009. The plan was to be done by 2016 and have SAP cover 80 percent or so of the company's information systems needs. As time went by , the size of the footprint got smaller and smaller - all the things SAP didn't do all that well. From what I understand now, Salesforce solutions actually has a bigger piece of the pie there now .... I had no part in any of this as I have been gone since 2011.
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As of a few minutes ago, I am under contract. The "proposed" retirement date is now a "tentatively scheduled" retirement date. Fingers crossed that things go smoothly, and I get to the finish line on 4/30/21. :thumbs:
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