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Progress Update on New Editor Office
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Here’s Editor #25 using her creative skills to paint a black, white and red accent along the top thanks to advice from Member Support Specialist #13 (who has experience in interior design).
A first look at the workstation desks below. We’re still re-arranging the room based on feedback from the team that will soon be using it. I think we were a little too aggressive on how many editors could work in this space, so we’ve eased up on that to give a little more breathing room. It’s important that a workspace is a fun place to be at.
Next up after paint & network connections are completed,…some whiteboards and then the migration.
 Posted by Christopher M. Knight on November 6, 2007 at 3:00 pm | Views 481 | |
17 Comments »
Angela Chen Shui writes: Lance Winslow writes: Christina Sponias writes:Congratulations, Chris!
I could not work at EA because I’m vegetarian and they would have to cook special food for me.
But I would never throw paper planes in this place!
(Lance, you are not being a good example…)
Harrison McLeod writes:- Harry
Christopher M. Knight writes:Live in Green Bay Wisconsin… have a 2-4 year degree.
Being an Editor is an entry level position and we’re introducing 3 more levels after entry level to help our editors progress into Sr. Editors, Quality Control people or Member Support Specialists.
Christopher M. Knight writes:We already have Divine Cherry Pie scent in our restroom. It’s divine…but a little strong. Scents are best when there is only a hint of the scent.
Christopher M. Knight writes:Once the new editor room is populated, we’ll be sure to throw some paper airplanes around in your honor.
Christopher M. Knight writes:It’s one of the best features of the FireFox browser…
Christina Sponias writes:Lance and Chris, your comments gave me a brilliant idea! Think about that:
“Real planes are not as comfortable as fragile one-flight paper planes.
They are disposable: you fly with them only once and then you throw them in the trash. No problem: it’s only paper…
If you want to go back, you can use another one.
Take a new paper plane and go visit Copacabana beach in Brazil!
Take another one and go to Europe”.
Lance Winslow writes:http://www.paperairplanes.co.uk/planes.php
My thoughts are that the best Editor’s airplane that flies the best, gets to edit my articles!
Christina Sponias writes:My paper planes where always simple, without any artistic design.
(Yesterday’s joke was surrealistic. A joke for geniuses.)
Paper planes fly well in classrooms and closed places with similar characteristics.
I believe the super environment that Chris is preparing doesn’t look like a classroom.
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