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6 articles on Teams, from the people building UnaTask.
What a thirty minute meeting actually costs six people
What a thirty minute meeting actually costs six people
It does not cost thirty minutes, and it does not cost three hours either. The real number is larger, it is almost never counted, and the biggest part of it does not add up neatly at all.
See what your dev team is shipping, without asking
See what your dev team is shipping, without asking
When your task manager and your repository disagree, standup becomes a status meeting. Link each task to the pull request that closes it, and the board starts telling the truth on its own.
How a team of 5 stopped fighting over deadlines
How a team of 5 stopped fighting over deadlines
When who is waiting on whom lives in everyone’s head, standups get tense and delivery gets unpredictable. Here is what changes for a small team when those dependencies become something everyone can point at.
The shared calendar that respects deep work
The shared calendar that respects deep work
Most calendars treat your focus time as empty space waiting to be booked. A calendar that shows focus as real, and shows the team where you’re free, changes who gets to interrupt you.
A gentle nudge, instead of chasing or letting it slide
A gentle nudge, instead of chasing or letting it slide
When a task you’re waiting on goes quiet, you usually have two bad options: nag in chat or say nothing and hope. A single nudge is the kinder third one.
See the whole team’s week before you book over it
See the whole team’s week before you book over it
A shared view of who’s busy and who’s free, so you plan around real availability instead of guessing, and stop scheduling over someone’s only focus block.