If you’ve been looking for a project management tool with time tracking capabilities, you’ve probably heard of Jira. Used by tons of companies, Jira is popular for its ability to support any type of project. While many teams use Jira time tracking to manage their projects, it’s not the only thing they offer. From project roadmaps to Agile project development features, Jira has a host of great project management features to help you out.
Your mood, your demeanor and your verbal and nonverbal behaviors exert a powerful influence on your team members and the working environment. Every moment of the day, our brain is busy scanning the environment for unpleasant things we should avoid and pleasant things we should rush toward. Those things we actively work to avoid put us in “defensive” mode, and the positive items we seek out trigger what she describes as, “discovery” mode.
We’re often asked how Scoro differs from other business management software. Although there are many excellent features our clients always talk about, such as customizable dashboards and automated reports, it’s not about any one feature. Scoro’s biggest value is the complete solution that brings together all our features – empowering businesses to manage their entire workflow in one place.
Instead of doing things the old (read: slow) way, we believe in saving time and energy on routine tasks. This is exactly the reason we’ve built an integration that handles various work-related expenses for you and makes cost management easy. You guessed it, this update includes Scoro’s Expensify integration. In addition, we’re building something major, but we’ll get to that in a bit. Here’s what’s new in Scoro.
You want to stop focusing only on getting tickets closed and instead work on building strong relationships with your customers. You’ve determined that e-mails and spreadsheets are no way to manage support interactions. And you want to break down the silos between support, sales, and product development and improve collaborations between these departments.
This decade has begun with economic uncertainty. From COVID-19 to political and social movements, businesses of all types have been impacted by these events resulting in major fluctuations in consumer trust.
Hopefully by now you have all upgraded to Element, with Android users leaving behind the old legacy Riot Android app. If you haven’t already been previewing it via RiotX (which has been in beta for a year now), it should hopefully feel like a game changer: as we said in our Welcome to Element post, we’ve got more than just a rebrand going on here! But let’s rewind a bit.
Think of communication as the oxygen of a remote team. Like a good relationship, it takes work to communicate well, and there are ups and downs. As Carol Dweck from Stanford University, shares in her book Mindset: "It takes work to communicate accurately. It takes work to expose and resolve conflicting hopes and beliefs. It doesn't mean there is no 'they live happily ever after' but it's more like 'they worked happily ever after.'"
It’s no secret that the significance of an effective customer service strategy lies not only in delighting existing customers but in drawing in new business as well. Customers have become increasingly impatient and expect companies to respond to them faster. They are also likely to switch to other businesses or companies if your response time is too high.
