Welcome to WONDR’s Team Spotlight! Dear Reader, you might be wondering what Team Spotlight is and I think it’s only fair if we answered that question early on. So without further ado, let’s see what that means: Team Spotlight is a format of asking questions and sharing answers between team members in order to get to know each other better, through non-standard questions, which may vary and are designed to show funny and relatable side of ourselves.

Welcome to WONDR’s Team Spotlight! Dear Reader, you might be wondering what Team Spotlight is and I think it’s only fair if we answered that question early on. So without further ado, let’s see what that means: Team Spotlight is a format of asking questions and sharing answers between team members in order to get to know each other better, through non-standard questions, which may vary and are designed to show funny and relatable side of ourselves.

Welcome to WONDR’s Team Spotlight! Dear Reader, you might be wondering what Team Spotlight is and I think it’s only fair if we answered that question early on. So without further ado, let’s see what that means: Team Spotlight is a format of asking questions and sharing answers between team members in order to get to know each other better, through non-standard questions, which may vary and are designed to show funny and relatable side of ourselves.

As the WONDR platform has grown, so too has the requirement to constantly consider whether the features that were fit for purpose yesterday will be fit for purpose tomorrow. When our messenger first debuted back in 2018, its purpose was to convey single messages between individuals. It operated a bit like e-mail: as a user you log in, navigate to your messages, check out what’s new, then leave. Over time, we realised that our users expected something closer to an instant messenger.

‘Hey, is anyone using the staging site?’ is a question most software developers will be used to hearing. You have three environments: local, staging and production. Any developer can spin up the application locally to build new features, and deploying those features to a single production destination is simple because it just needs to reflect the main branch of your Git repo. But when there are several developers who all need to share WIP features with the QA team and only one staging server on which to deploy them, what do you do?

A Recap Throughout August and September, we hosted a competition across six key themes regarding the future of sustainability. Over 80 people entered to share their vision of the future. Alongside their team of collaborators, they explored their vision for a sustainable future from across 6 key themes. We’ve learned so much with our community from how to travel slow, insights on the effects of intersectional environmentalism, how to engage workplace wellness and the future of sustainable clothing — where fast fashion is a thing of the past.

Life is a journey; it starts with our first words, our first steps, and our first thoughts. The unseen potential of our actions is enormous. And like life, sustainability is a journey, learning is a journey, and creating an impact in the world is a journey. “Just as ripples spread out when a single pebble is dropped into water, the actions of individuals can have far-reaching effects.” ~ Dalai Lama

It’s actually super simple, check out our top 5 traits of community leaders. A community doesn’t have to be 100’s of people, in fact, a community can be as small as a handful of people. As long as you’re working towards a shared vision and you, as a community leader are helping to pave the way to achieve your goals together, then expect a bright future! We’ve outlined just 5 simple key traits of a community leader!

Communities have the ability to connect us, support us, and have been described as “absolutely central to the human experience” by Wellbeing research and governments. Are you looking to build a community or want to know how to take your passionate group of people to another level? Discover tips and how you can use digital technology to keep people together, even when they’re not! Read on… What is community? The people living in one particular area or people who are considered as a unit because of their common interests, social group, or nationality- Cambridge dictionary