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How to get your data into Slack

Slack has been highly popular in professional circles since it was founded in 2009, so much so that the communication app has become a verb. In the past few years it’s become ubiquitous, especially in recent times with the various lockdowns and teams going remote. If Slack’s where important conversations happen, and where your team now hangs out, it also makes sense that it’s where you share your data.

10 ways to consistently ace customer communication

Over the years, we have seen an explosion of different communication channels. With this rise, the real challenge lies in choosing the right communication that suits your business. It is also important to look out for emerging trends in customer communication and start adapting to them. As businesses scale, it becomes even more challenging to be able to communicate effectively with every customer. To survive in this competitive market, one critical factor is enhanced customer communication.

Improve workplace relationships using neuroscience

Whether you’re a software developer, a marketer, or the CEO of your own company, collaborating with people is invariably a part of your job description. Many of us have worked with people we don’t agree with or sat through meetings which could have gone better. We may have also observed minor misunderstandings between people, that could have been solved then and there, but rather linger on and have a negative impact on the relationship.

Monitoring Employee Attendance (2020 Guide)

Wondering how to keep track of your employee attendance efficiently? While monitoring employee attendance is an important activity for any organization, some of the methods that most businesses use are largely outdated and inefficient. But don’t worry! This article highlights 4 modern methods of monitoring employee attendance. We’ll cover each of these methods’ pros and cons to help you make your choice.

Part 2: What's in a Name? A Lot! The Importance of Knowing Your B2B Customers

How well do you really know your customers? It’s the question we asked in Part 1 of this blog series and answered with why it’s important in maintaining and growing your B2B (business-to-business) customer relationships. But what about prospective, or future, customers? Is it worth the time to get to know them as well? Yes, it absolutely is. And for some of the same reasons as we talked about in Part 1.