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EnnoWulff
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A challenge right before Christmas... Okay. Challenge accepted, nabheetscn ! 😄 I loved reading your personal insights and get a short view on your wonderful family. I appreciate your interest in my work and person!

As I saw Blog It Forward and the tag BIF I thought, that the abbreviation also could be BIFO what might stand for Business In, Family Out. 😉

I must admit that it is quite hard to think about "who am I?". Work is a huge part of our living time and it is kind of easy talking about logical and abstract things, technical details and plans. It is totally different to talk abput personal life, hopes and dreams. But I'll try...

Life In Short


I was born in 1971 in a little town in northern Germany 30 km away from Hamburg. After school and military service I began an aprenticeship as an IT Business Engineer at SIEMENS NIXDORF. After the three years schooling I moved to Hanover in Lower-Saxony to begin my career as ABAP-programmer.



Today I have 25 years of SAP programming experience. I started with R/3 Release 2.1i... There were no Icons in this release...! 🙂 You can read more about this time in my blog post.

I met my wife at carnival in year 2000. We are married now for 17 years and have two wonderful children. We own a cute dog and a cat which visted us some years ago and decided to stay.

We moved back to the little town where I was born as my wife also was born there and all of our family members lived there. Sometimes we have a wonderful sky...


Sports and Hobbies


When I was young I started playing Badminton and did Archery. Three years ago I started rowing. I tried out rowing a boat because of my son who always wanted to row but was too young for it. When he was 11 years we visited the local rowing club on family day and went on the water. I only did it for my sons sake because I thought it will be boring. It wasn't. If you are in the boat, after a few strokes it is like meditation and holidays.

Badminton is my all time favorite. I also played Tennis, but that was too slow, too tedious between the rallyes. Badminton is fast, diverting, exertive. I simply love it.


                                                   younger <---------> older



Technical Things In Life


I am fascinated by all kinds of technical achievements of mankind: electricity, wielding, building, machines, computers and so on. The most likeable invention the last years for me are flat screens and handys/ tablets. I still cannot believe how this works.

Quotes


I love it when people can describe or point out complex things in a simple sentence. That's why I learned to love twitter. Simple statements on the point.
Every rule has an exception. Except this one.



My personal credo is that humor and seriousness are no opposites. People often tend to forget humor and fun at work...

Books


If you'd asked me about my favorite books, I would list these two:

  • "The Code Book. The Science of Secrecy from Ancient Egypt to Quantum Cryptography" by Simon Singh

  • "Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman" by Richard P. Feynman


Famous People


When I was preparing this blog, I scrolled through some photos and I must admit that I really had a great and fulfilling life so far. I met some really interesting people:



christian.braukmller4 se38 (virtual)



lars.hvam



bfeeb8ed7fa64a7d95efc21f74a8c135



Brad Pitt 😄

Questions


Nabheet asked some questions...

What do you do apart from SAP in your free time?


I try to play Badminton once a week in a very friendly badminton club. I like reading and watching TV (series) or walk the dog.



If I have time at the weekend I love to do woodworking. I can build chairs and birds houses.

How do you balance your life between work and family/personal time?


That's a good question... Because I mostly love my job, I often don't find an end and therefor miss time with my family and hobbies.

What would you choose if given a choice between coffee or tea and why?


It depends. I must admit that I drink very mild half and half (half normal, half decaf) coffee at home and I love it. If I drink office coffee, I have problems with my stomach and sleep. But I prefer coffee because tea is kind of unsubstantial.

BIF-List


I would love to read some personal things from you:

  • christian.braukmller4

  • philipengelmartin

  • dominik.bigl2


To have some different questions:

  1. What programming skills or abilities would like to have in real life?

  2. What would you do if you had unlimited financial freedom?

  3. What is your most favorite book?


 

Thanks for reading!

~Enno
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