Assembly 2.0
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Assembly is an all-in-one performance management, employee engagement, productivity, and recognition platform. It looks to empower individuals, team leads, managers, and executives on their journey to optimize their day and make work more meaningful.
Assembly makes it seamless to bring together tasks, teams, and conversations. The key features that help save time and make work easier are:
Slack and MS Teams integration: Assembly easily connects to Slack [https://slack.com/apps/ASHPHG077...] and MS Teams [https://appsource.microsoft.com/...] so employees can show peer-to-peer appreciation directly from there, without any disruptions to their communication process.
Automation and scheduling: Any task can be automated and scheduled in 3 easy steps: add people who need to receive the information, schedule the message, and create the exact content you want to share. Fast, seamless, and saves time for everyone.
Single source of truth: Use one tool for all communication and productivity tasks and create a single source of truth with rich and powerful insights that help optimize how you and your organization work.
Complete customization: Customization couldn’t be easier with the new Assembly Flows. A user can customize everything from access to information to the type of responses you want to receive back.
Want to learn more about Assembly Solutions? Check out what they offer for different roles, teams, and goals [https://www.joinassembly.com/sol...]
@hunterwalk – thanks for the thoughtful and warm intro there! Team Assembly (the Assemblers of Assembly) has been and is working extremely hard to get this out and available for everyone to use!
I'll spare writing a ton more about the product as I think Hunter did a great job as well as our design and marketing team to get this Product Hunt ready to a point that more explanation will likely be more a drag than it is helpful.
With that said, we're looking for cold-hearted nitpicky feedback. Things that while you try to play around, fail to delight you so that we can add them to our list and delight you in the future (if you stick around to let us!).
Alright, tear into us (feel free to leave some love too if you get a bit of inspo)!
Especially in the tech space, every team should be using flows. Keep everyone's daily standup updates in one place, stop sending your Sprint Retrospectives to the abyss of Confluence where nobody looks at them, ditch Google Docs for keeping separate notes and tracking progress for each of your 1:1s (it's just messy and no fun), and give your non-engineering/product teams a space to report bugs and feedback instead of scattered Slack messages and rogue Jira tickets.
Start adding in recognition to your team's routine and keep things fun with icebreakers and daily questions. Reward each other financially for the big and little things that happen on a daily basis.
And you do this all in one place! 🤯
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