It’s a remarkable journey, transitioning from reader to writer, from aspiring Happiness Engineer to a seasoned Automattician. I vividly recall the aspirations and dreams you might also be holding right now—the desire to work for Automattic and to be a part of this incredible company; I knew I could excel, that my life would be enriched and that I would be doing something I deeply … Continue reading Life as a Woo Happiness Engineer
Are you considering joining Automattic as a Happiness Engineer and want to learn more about the work we do and what you can expect? Buckle up, as I’ll give you a hands-on guide of what a typical day looks like for a Happiness Engineer like me. What hours do Happiness Engineers work? The short answer is: the hours they prefer. I set my own work … Continue reading My Daily Work as a Woo Happiness Engineer…
Being a Woo Happiness Engineer is absolutely amazing. It gives you the opportunity to make a positive impact, bit by bit, on the lives of individuals and businesses who trust you to help and guide them with their stores. What does my typical day look like? When I started, my main role was to support all our extensions in the WooCommerce Marketplace and connect with … Continue reading A Day in the Life of a Woo Happiness Engineer…
Sometimes things don’t go as planned. Over the years, we’ve gathered insights and experience in how to handle these situations well. Continue reading Supporting your users when things go wrong
Luminus Alabi is a Happiness Engineer specializing in supporting customers using the WooCommerce plugin to establish and maintain their online stores. Happiness Engineers like Luminus are the first point of contact for customers that are new to WooCommerce and are looking for information on pricing, features, and extensions. Luminus enjoys working at Automattic surrounded by smart, caring people. Working remotely for a distributed company also … Continue reading Meet a Happiness Engineer: Luminus
We often hear about the benefits of remote/distributed work as being able to travel the world and work from anywhere with an internet connection. Something I feel that needs prominence would be how this can help when you have a “caretaker” type role – for me, this is as a parent, but it isn’t limited to just that. My journey to working at Automattic accelerated due to … Continue reading Engineering Happiness as a parent
Working remotely at Automattic means you set your own schedule. This does not mean you can decide on a whim when to work and when not to work (sorry, mom). Instead, you have full authority to choose your working hours, as long as you do so with at least 2 weeks notice. This allows us to offer consistent live chat coverage, while still keeping a … Continue reading A work schedule of flexible predictability
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