Malcolm Baskerville is a Web Systems Administrator at Total Safety at Total Safety. He possess expertise in social games, game design, online gaming, video games, casual games and 12 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I had the pleasure of working with and managing Malcolm several times over the course of about 16 years. I began working with him in the late 90's, and immediately saw that he was smart, worked hard, and although quiet, was incredibly good at understanding why some things would work while others wouldn't. It became a habit for me and others within the company to make sure we ran promotions, ideas, etc... by Malcolm so that he find the holes in the plan and help fix them. Managing Malcolm was a breeze - he takes ownership of whatever is assigned to him, and once he fully understands it, he runs with it. For example, when he was in charge of the Pogo prize program, he took full ownership and responsibility for it, and over time created a number of efficiencies that drastically cut down how long it took to audit and award the prizes. He then spent that saved time working on other projects. I also called him the "Storehouse of Knowledge" because he was able to retain some of the most obscure, but absolutely vital-to-the-business facts. Pogo is a complicated site with a great number of layers. There were many times we'd be looking at something and wonder why on earth we chose to do something a certain way. Malcolm would remind us of the issues that led to that decision and we'd have an "ah-ha" moment and be able to move forward. He's personable, smart, honest, and really works hard. As his manager, I never had to worry if he would get his work done." and "I worked with Malcolm mostly on website programming. This ad area is the main and most important one for our business lines for revenue and Malcolm does an outstanding job running this area. Malcolm is very detail oriented, has a lot of technical knowledge which comes in handy with the CARP tool, and also very efficient at his job. This area gets updated constantly and it’s extremely important the programming person executes it flawlessly. Malcolm does this and more. He’s a strong team player, he’s always willing to help out and is very flexible to change when last minute changes occur. It ends up being more work for him, but he never complains, he just gets it done. Lastly, his long term knowledge of Pogo is priceless when it comes to customer support and game trouble shooting."