I’m featured in the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera under the headline “Il manager della felicità arriva in azienda” – The happiness manager arrives in the workplace.
I’ve been getting a lot of emails from Italy since the article came out and the message is always the same: Italian workplaces don’t focus on happiness and having a Chief Happiness Officer would be a welcome development.
Hey Alex
Soon you will be GCHO – Global Chief Happiness Officer.
Keep up the good work!!
Regards,
Fraser
Hi Alex,
Well done dude. Office spaces the world around need an injection of happiness. In Italy, and everywhere. Heck, even virtual workers like myself would not turn down a shot of happiness in my kick ass digital nomad environ. Keep up the great work.
Ryan
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