Why Mashable's Lauren Drell Said Yes to a Role She Wasn't Expecting
When Lauren Drell interviewed for a job at Mashable in 2009, it was for a completely different department than the one she ended up in:
I thought it was a cool, scrappy startup company, so I applied for a copy editor job. I have a typo blog, so the thought of fixing typos all day was very appealing to me. Sharon Feder, who at the time was managing editor, said, ‘We want to hire you but have another role for you in mind in a department called supported content.
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