Camille Ricketts

“Yeah. Well thank you for characterizing them as wonderful.”

“Yeah. So it was really a small squad of folks at the time.”

“The last I heard, I think that they were around 400. Maybe a little over 400.”

“It truly is. And the moments that we were there late at night really trying to get something done before a big launch the next day, that's where our hearts lie, I think, to a large extent. That crew t...”

“I think that's a good tactical learning and hopefully a takeaway for folks who maybe will experience that moment is that truly there's more resilience built into the system than you might think.”

“And it's also just inspiring for us, honestly. There's so many people who started off with not very many followers and now they are celebrities within this ecosystem.”

“Yes. I'm a big proponent. At the same time I don't think that community is right for every company. I think that there is definitely an analysis to run on that. But hopefully this is helpful for those...”

“I don't know if you want to link to this in the show notes as well, but I actually put together some commandments for community builders.”

“And it was just so inspiring for everybody inside the company that I think it all rallied us to do even more, I guess, day to day and really understand who it was we were building for.”

“Yes. It was always a value at Notion to make sure that we were reaching as many people as possible.”

“It is in Slack. And the thinking there, and it still is, was that we really just wanted to be in the course of people's everyday lives. We didn't want to be this other destination that you would have ...”

“We all love it. It's just becomes something we take for granted in the background there.”