Assembly 2.0 - Automate all workflows in one place

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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Great stuff!

Love this concept... I'm sick and tired of managing Outlook calendars for various ceremonies / processes! Classic case of Customer Problem -> SOLUTION! Awesome stuff. It's also clearly a complicated task to build this type of product... shout out to Assembly 2.0's product & dev team!

I've loved working to develop flows over the past few months as the Product Designer on the project (as well as being a user myself). Flows have really supercharged my 1:1's with @joshua_gunning -- before using flows, we'd run through a standard list of questions, and if we wanted to dive in-depth on a single topic, we blew right through our allotted time. Now, I answer the flow questions ahead of time, which leaves us ample room to deep dive on my growth and the growth of the product! All of that being said, we're always looking to improve and add more use cases!! I'd love to hear what you all think about Flows, where the UX is confusing or tricky, what new features would be beneficial, and where you think it really shines :D

Great concept @joshua_gunning - good application of automation principles within a specific niche in need. Mixing gamification and perkbox-like rewards. Great stuff.