Rebecca shares with us the things that brighten up her day, the common phrases she uses, and why she gets emojis from her mailman_1.mp4
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RiskifiedIn this engaging video, Rebecca Smith, Senior Manager of Marketing Technology and Operations at Riskified, shares the unique aspects of her daily routine and work environment in Lisbon. With a warm demeanor, she recounts her morning ritual of greeting the office dogs and highlights her team's dedication to data, automation, and clean workflows. Rebecca's passion for her role is evident as she describes the joy her postman Ruben brings to her day, using emojis to convey the nature of her deliveries. Her experience at Riskified is enriched by a blend of professional fulfillment and personal connections.
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I was born in Melbourne, Australia, very far away, at the end of the earth. I've been living here in Israel for five years, working for Riskified for the last two and a half years. The first thing I do when I get to the office is they say hi to all the dogs, I go from floor to floor, pat them. My team would laugh at this question and they would 100% say data, automation, tickets, hub spot, workflows, clean data. My guilty pleasure is definitely online shopping. I know my postman personally, his name is Ruben, I have his number. He messages me most days at 10am when he has a delivery for me. He uses a smiley face when it's normally an Amazon delivery and normally when it's a bill, he uses the emoji with the teeth, like, oh my God, it's a bill. [BLANK_AUDIO]
