Let’s be honest: the workplace isn’t what it used to be. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. After all, computers do make a lot of things easier. And not all old tech is gone — many people still use pagers to this day. But the dictaphone? The dot matrix printer? The teletype? Gone, never to return. The march of modern technology has been swift and merciless.
It’s been a decade since we started TrackingTime and a lot has changed since then. Looking ahead to the next ten years, we decided to revamp our brand to keep up with our product roadmap and evolution. We know where we want to be, and we want our brand to reflect that. The result is a brand new image to match our vision for the future of TrackingTime.
Effective communication at the workplace is crucial for every kind of business but it becomes even more critical when the company employs shift workers. Typically, companies that use shiftwork split the shifts into three different eight-hour shifts within a twenty-four-hour period. Therefore, different people will work at different times, which applies to workers, supervisors, managers, and others; like those who work in human resources.
The employee life cycle is a concept that has developed over time to better explain how people change throughout their careers. Each phase of the employee life cycle has its challenges and benefits. Understanding where you are in your life and what to expect will help you develop an effective work strategy and prioritize your personal goals. To get the most out of your career, it’s important to understand how to respond appropriately to each stage that comes your way.
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Your product’s notification experience can make or break how your users perceive your application. That’s why getting the notification experience right should be at the forefront of product managers’ minds. But what, exactly, is a great notification experience for a mobile or web app? Here at Courier, we often hear this question from product managers.
