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Hi & Welcome to the Seismic Community!! I’m Lauren Maddock, and I’ve been part of the Seismic team for almost 6 years. Over that time, I’ve had the chance to work with many of you and work on exciting projects that connect customers, teams, and technology in new ways.I’m especially excited to see this community come alive—because I believe the best ideas happen when people share, learn, and collaborate together. ✨When I’m not working, you can usually find me out and about with my husband and son finding new activities, spending time with my big family in New Jersey, trying out different restaurants and breweries, or planning our next travel adventure.I can’t wait to meet all of you, hear your stories, and learn how you’re using Seismic to make an impact. Let’s build something amazing here together! 🚀

 👻 Gripe in Disguise ChallengeThis Halloween, let’s get creative with AI!👉 Use your favorite AI image tool to generate a spooky or funny picture that represents your biggest enablement challenge.🧟 Example: “Content chaos as a zombie apocalypse” or “AI as my ghostbuster saving me from haunted reports.”📸 Post your AI creation in this thread — we’ll vote on the creepiest, funniest, and most relatable!  

Seismic Community: How-To Guide Welcome to the Seismic Community! 🎉 This space is built for you to connect, share, learn, and grow with peers and the Seismic Community. Below you’ll find tips, etiquette, and step-by-step instructions to help you get started and make the most out of your community experience. 🌟 Community Etiquette Our goal is to keep this community welcoming, helpful, and fun for everyone. A few simple guidelines:  Be kind & respectful 🤝 – Treat others the way you’d like to be treated.  Share generously 💡 – Post your knowledge, experiences, and best practices so others can learn from you.  Stay professional 🧑‍💼 – Keep conversations constructive, even when you disagree.  Give kudos 🎉 – Use likes and replies to celebrate others’ contributions.  Protect privacy 🔒 – Don’t share sensitive personal or company information.  1. Complete Your Profile Information Everybody likes to know who they’re speaking with! By adding more details to your profile, you’re more

Seismic Community Guidelines  Welcome to the Seismic Community! 🎉 We’re so excited to have you here. This is a space where Seismic users can share knowledge, learn best practices, collaborate, and connect with one another.  These Community Guidelines are here to help you understand how to participate, what you can expect from others, and how we’ll work together to make this a welcoming, supportive space. In this guide, you’ll find: • Community Guidelines • How to report violations • How to get technical support  Community Guidelines Your participation here is subject to these Guidelines:  1. Be professional, kind, and courteous 🤝 To make sure our community is safe and welcoming for everyone, we don’t allow content that is NSFW (not safe for work), offensive, or attempts to sneak past filters. That means no explicit material, harmful or disrespectful language, or workarounds to share inappropriate content. If something like this is posted, it will be removed. Let’s all do our part to

We all know hindsight is 20/20—and enablement is one of those fields where the learning never stops. Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been in the space for years, there’s always a nugget of wisdom that would have made the journey a little smoother.👉 So tell us: What do you wish you knew when you first started in Enablement? Was it about balancing strategy vs. execution? Building strong relationships cross-functionally or with leaders? The importance of data and measurement? Or maybe that “done is better than perfect” when it comes to launching programs? Drop your advice in the comments below and help someone else on their journey. 🚀I’ll kick it off: For me, I wish I knew how critical it is to build strong cross-functional relationships early on—especially in customer enablement. Too often, teams are working on the same initiatives in silos, which doubles the effort. When we talk, share, and work together, we can combine efforts, reach our shared goals and OKRs faster,