“FWIW (For what it’s worth)  I am devastated about Stacy. She’s such a real one. So great to work with and she taught me a lot of things in a short period of time. She was my new favorite person at TE and I feel I could have learned and grown so much from working with her.”

“Hi Stacy! Just heard from Pete and Scans about you rolling off next week. Just wanted to reach out and say it was great working with you–the few times I had a chance to work with you–and I hope you are onto bigger and better things. ☺️”

“Hi Stacy, I wanted to thank you for your time on the team. I appreciated your thoroughness, attention to detail and provocative questions and ability to get s#!t done. I’m not going to say I’m not disappointed that you’ve chosen to leave, though I would never fault someone to want to try a new situation. I wish we had more of a chance to open some new opportunities for you at Pearson, but wish you the best in your new endeavour. I believe we are connected on LinkedIn and if you need anything, let me know.” ~ Cheers, Rob

“Good morning Stacy. This certainly is a shock, but not a surprise. I am truly sad to see you go. You have been amazing to work with. Your attention to detail and ability to capture the big picture has always amazed me. It has been a pleasure working with you and bringing your designs to life. I have learnt a lot from you in terms of design and interactions.”

“Wishing you the very best in your future endeavors.”

“Thank you so much for sharing the news with me personally, I also appreciate all the kind words and great feedback I’ve had the chance to receive from you whenever our paths would cross in meetings/workshop sessions! I added a heart to your message not because you’re leaving, but because I am also grateful for the time we had the opportunity to work together! Thank you for taking the time to seek my thoughts and perspectives and also your willingness to always share your expertise and experiences with me.”

“Congratulations on your new role and adventure, Stacy! I wish you only the best.”

“Hello Stacy! I’m sad to hear your news but happy for you! Congratulations! It’s been great working with you as well. It was a pleasure to work with you and your passion for the user and a stellar user experience! You will be missed!”

“Stacy is a great collaborator, documenter, and communicator. We’ve only started working with her for a short amount of time and I’ve been very impressed so far!”

“Jumping into a new team can be daunting, but Stacy does it with such confidence and grace. It’s a rare quality that I really admire. Her passion and expertise light up the room!”

“I haven’t worked much with this person yet, but they seem very cool. I can tell she deeply appreciates human-centered design within complex products and have an eye for design.”

“Interacted with Stacy a few times during problem solving sessions and co-ordination meetings. She comes forward helping people by sharing her knowledge which I see being really great for the team.”

“In my observations, Stacy is a real straight talker. I can count on her to jump in and get to the point, offering insightful counsel based on her deep and wide professional experience. It’s been great to have her participate in design reviews and problem solving sessions with fresh eyes and ears.”

“Stacy has accomplished tasks outside the scope of her role like graphic design, motion graphics, and video pre and post production.  She shows high growth potential to make exceptional contributions to the organization. As we implement new web technology, Stacy is one of the first to pick it up and understand it. She is excellent at absorbing the complexities of her job and working under pressure.”

“Stacy has achieved extraordinary results far beyond stated expectations and made significant impact to her areas of responsibilities. She anticipated problems and implemented preventative measures when necessary. Stacy can be counted on to carry out assignments and faithfully commits to get the job done and consistently performs at or above expectations.”