In the month of October, I focused a large portion of my extracurricular work time on training new Automatticians and Happiness Engineer trials. We covered tools, tickets, tone - and in every session, a trainee taught me something new. This is a reason I love to teach. The joy of a student's discovery is always … Continue reading The student is the teacher: helping out in Blogging 101
Tag: Happiness Engineer
A day in the life of a Happiness Engineer: word counts
Originally published on Butterfly Mind, October 2014. Several friends have asked, "How's your writing going?" now that I've got a full-time job. While I haven't been writing as much for my blogs as I was when I was a stay-at-home-mom, I am excited that my job as a Happiness Engineer involves writing All. Day. Long. … Continue reading A day in the life of a Happiness Engineer: word counts
A day in the life of a Happiness Engineer: Tuesday
Originally published on Butterfly Mind, October 2014. I wasn't sure if I'd be writing a whole series this week on my life as an Automattician, but today was so different from yesterday, I felt compelled. My Monday Day in the Life was very, well, Monday, with scheduling and time slots and laundry and my first … Continue reading A day in the life of a Happiness Engineer: Tuesday
A day in the life of a Happiness Engineer: Introduction
Originally published on Butterfly Mind, October 2014. When I applied for my job as a Happiness Engineer, I wasn't entirely sure what the job would entail. The job title is unique, for sure, and when I wore my Happiness Engineer T-shirt on my way to the company's Grand Meetup, three different people stopped me to … Continue reading A day in the life of a Happiness Engineer: Introduction
Call me Democratizer
I can't wipe this grin off my face. Remember that job I've been alluding to and that I've been working towards the past few months? I got it! On September 4, 2014 - my 40th birthday - I begin my career with Automattic, a web company that describes its services using haiku, that has employees … Continue reading Call me Democratizer