Tag: Happiness Engineer

  • My Journey to Happiness – Part 1

    My Journey to Happiness – Part 1

    I’m so excited to officially announce that I’m a Happiness Engineer at Automattic! I started this journey in July 2018 and I was rejected twice. I’m hired as a Happiness Engineer after my third application submission in October 2018.

  • Rewarding September

    Rewarding September

    Looking back in the month of September, I have a feeling that it’s a slow and unproductive month. However, my progress tracking notes on my journey to become a Happiness Engineer seems to say otherwise!

  • The Desire To Change

    The Desire To Change

    I love changes and I have high adaptability. I’ve always had the desire to change. Even small changes will do. Looking back at the jobs I had in previous years, I tend to change them in every 2 to 3 years. The reason is that I didn’t have the control to change.

  • Fruitful August

    It’s been a month since my last update on my journey to become a Happiness Engineer at Automattic. I’ve achieved a lot in the month of August and I’m quite satisfied with my overall progress. So here comes my monthly recap on what’s been done to improve my skills required for the job.

  • Achievements Unlocked!

    It’s been over a week I added a checklist for myself to work on my second application on becoming a Happiness Engineer at Automattic. So now I’m going to review my progress and share with you a few achievements that I obtained during this period.

  • No Pain, No Gain

    There’s easy learning like spoon-feeding all the information required to you and there’s another way of learning which requires a certain amount of pain so you would remember well. I learned a lesson recently in a hard way. After I was rejected by Automattic, I reviewed the CV and the assignment I submitted to them…

  • The Assignment And The Rejection

    Background: I sent in a job application for Happiness Engineer at Automattic on 12th July 2018. So this post is about the assignment I was required to complete and submit in order to be considered for the next stage of the whole hiring process, i.e. the first interview.

  • A Leap of Faith

    Today, I made a leap of faith by hitting the submit button on the Job Application for Happiness Engineer form at Automattic. It started a few months ago when I was doing the random Google search on the keywords like “freelance jobs in Malaysia”. After a few clicks here and there, the Work with Us…