jmurray

Joined 14 years ago

Long ago, I ran a videogame forum. It was very popular and successful, but I was very young and not looking to monetize it. After about 5 years, I closed it when I started college. My time on that forum was one of the best experiences of my life, and it was something I really enjoyed a lot. Back then, I could have never foreseen turning my passion for forums into a career. Years later, I was about to pack up and head off to law school when Webroot dropped a fascinating prospect in my lap. I could move out of technical support and do what I love most - run the online community. It was one of the toughest decisions I ever made to stick with Webroot instead of pursuing law school, and it's also been one of the most rewarding decisions I've ever made. Since then, I've never looked back. Community management is easily one of the most fulfilling careers I can imagine. Getting to work with the customers is great, but getting to know them is better. When I'm not at work, I love writing music, playing videogames, and shooting people with paintball guns. :)