We’re Celebrating our Adafruit Team this #LaborDay – Eloise from Gathering!
Here’s what Eloise has to say:
Greetings! My name is Eloise and I work as the Gathering Personnel Lead handling scheduling, hiring and tea drinking. You can only guess which is the most important of the three.
I’ve only been at the ‘fruit since February of this year but after working in hospitality for ten years I can confidently say that coming here was one of the best decisions I’ve made – I’m beyond thankful for the opportunity!
Limor and Phil have created an incredibly supportive environment from the interview process onward and I feel lucky to be immersed in it. I’ve never experienced the golden trifecta of feeling appreciated for my work, making a livable wage and having a bomb ass work/life balance. Now if only I could bring my cats to work…
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