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An important part of The Washington Post is getting all the ads up on the website. It's a big job that Chelly Jones and her team run every day. Learn more about the team!
As an Arc XP agile coach, part of Afrothiti Manolis’ job is to build team cohesion. Working remotely during the pandemic throws a wrench in that, but Afrothiti doesn’t see it as that. She sees it as a creative challenge. Through Zoom, she finds ways to build team synergy and collaboration. Watch how, it may inspire ideas for your own team.
Hiring the largest team ever in our 144-year history, communicating with candidates is key. That’s where Ash Helal, a senior recruiting consultant, comes in. As he worked from home during the pandemic, he helped improve the recruiting experience for hiring managers. The result is faster communication with thousands of candidates who apply to work at The Washington Post.
Principal product designer Peter Hershey maximizes time. As he helped redesign The Post's homepage, he learned how to grind his own flour. The end result is a user-friendly homepage that brings the news to readers and a good loaf of sourdough bread. #washpostlife
Although Heather has worked at The Washington Post for over six years, she joined a newly formed team during the pandemic called the WP Creative Group, bringing together Brand Studio, content strategists, designers and operations. As the social media lead, Heather created a social media strategy for the WP Creative Group to highlight their brand partners, their work and tell employee stories. She did this from her plant room while working from home.
As a news designer, Leo Dominguez finds working from home inspiring. Being in an environment he’s most comfortable in leads to creativity in design. One project he worked on while working from home was in partnership with the Lede Lab, our experimental news team. Commissioning poems from five artists, Leo and his team created artificially generated art that reacts to the poems as you scroll through.
Funding journalism is why Jeff creates new advertising technology. He says, “The mission for me is really important in advertising because the ads actually democratizes the access to that content. The actual ad dollars are funding the ability for our journalists to write and report...” #washpostlife
Funding journalism is why Jeff creates new advertising technology. He says, “The mission for me is really important in advertising because the ads actually democratizes the access to that content. The actual ad dollars are funding the ability for our journalists to write and report...” #washpostlife
Starting during the pandemic, Shriya sells companies Arc XP, our cloud-based digital experience, from her home in San Diego. She’s excited to be part of Arc XP’s rapid growth. Watch her story.
Columnist John Kelly has worked at The Post for almost 32 years, covering the stories of the Washington, D.C. area. When the pandemic shut the area down, it forced him to find new ways to interview people.