I'm #hiring! I'm looking for product (or product-curious) leaders who are excited about #MissionDriven #GovTech work and want to help me build our new #ProductManagement organization. We'll have a couple of these positions posted, but this one is centered on the experiences #families have in trying to find, access, and afford quality child care in MA.
Jessi Murray
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More than any particular resume, I'm looking for candidates who are strong advocates for #UserExperience and meeting users where they are tech-wise. I want candidates who are excited by the possibility of being on the leading edge of how government delivers value (and helps tangibly improve lives as a result). Most importantly, I want a someone who wants to be part of a #collaborative team that grows and achieves together. Is that you or someone you know? Apply!
Hey #Boston #JamaicaPlain (and #Cambridge #Somerville) where do you find out about events of interest? I knew where to look when I was in Seattle but still trying to figure out the best options here (last time I lived here The Phoenix was still around…)
Especially interested in local talks, music, performing arts, rallies, etc.
I’m switching departments, but avoiding putting full details on here until I figure out the interaction between job and online presence. Needless to say, I’m excited to be able to build a product org from scratch and do so in service of better delivering government services.
I am alive! I am also going to have some News to share soon!
Worble Parker
I was watching an episode of #Fringe, which can be fun for the #Boston and #Massachusetts references, but they definitely can be hit or miss. In this episode, the bad guy was at an #MBTA station and was wearing an employee jacket with a 
patch on it. But the T was a #serif #font. Minor thing, but it led me to an article on the development of the #logo and #designsystem in the 60s. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-17/the-designers-behind-boston-s-iconic-transit-visuals
patch on it. But the T was a #serif #font. Minor thing, but it led me to an article on the development of the #logo and #designsystem in the 60s. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-09-17/the-designers-behind-boston-s-iconic-transit-visuals@mayrav - want to retry meeting up soon? Let me know!
I’m at a Bruins game with my dad and the fans on the way in were chanting “Fuck the Yankees”