Incognito for Slack

Build a psychologically safe feedback environment. Directly in Slack.

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Build a psychologically safe feedback environment. Directly in Slack.

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Create a feedback environment where everyone feels 🔒 Safe, 📢Heard, 🚀 Engaged Drive employee engagement by giving team members an anonymous Slack alias to voice honest feedback with: • Polls/Pulse Surveys • Suggestion Box • Public Q&A Channels • Peer Recognition Amp up these tools with Leadership Responses, Feedback Rewards, and Feedback Fridays.

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Eletype

I'm a strong supporter of the Slack ecosystem! Really great to see more and more applications taking advantage of messaging-first design via Slack! Nice work @matthew_brooks1

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5yr ago

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Maker

Thanks @michael_sengbusch1! I appreciate the kind words. I think as Slack grows and becomes more mature the Slack app ecosystem will grow in prominence as well.

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5yr ago

A valuable add-on for all those organisations that want to gather honest feedback from employees and build a team where everybody's idea is welcome. Extremely simple to use too.

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5yr ago

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Maker

Thank you @ruggero_bonora! I love the phrase "everybody's idea is welcome" 👍

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5yr ago

@matthew_brooks1 Great ship on a Friday :) ... Love the fact that the team can share an anonymous feedback. Would be perfect for small teams.

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5yr ago

Incognito for Slack

Maker

Thanks so much, @srama79! And yes, I agree. Our most common customer at the moment are growing startups sized 30 - 150

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5yr ago

Decentro

Cool. Haven't tried it but like the idea. Pre Covid, we used to do questions on chits of paper. Looks interesting. Cheers!

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5yr ago

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Maker

Thanks, @raunak_dembla! I think the main benefit over paper questions is that someone could submit 5 similar questions themselves to make a topic seem more urgent than it is. With absolute anonymity you're never sure how many people submitted questions. With anonymous aliases you don't know who the submitters are but you do know how many of them are there, and how many repeated questions you're getting.

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5yr ago

Decentro

@matthew_brooks1 Cool stuff, will definitely try this out as our team grows. We're a small team now, a google meet is all we need. All the best for the product though! :D

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5yr ago