5 tips on how to create an innovative spirit and culture
Learn how Atlassian’s Head of Intelligent Automation, Mohit Rao, encourages his team to approach innovation differently.
Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management
Collaborating To Help Teams Work Better In The Modern Workplace
What's your vibe? One Atlassian team's unique approach to staying connected
Naming a Chief Vibes Officer each week is one way we make space for vulnerability and innovation – and some lighthearted fun.
Scope creep isn't quite the enemy you think it is
Yes, it can be a real annoyance – but it can also present teams with unique opportunities.
"Bossware" boosts productivity - but it comes at a cost
Worker surveillance software isn’t just an invasion of privacy – it’s demoralizing.
Intrapersonal communication: the most important job skill you've never heard of
Positive self-talk can help you do your job better, cope with stress, and maybe even live a little longer.
Kiss status meetings goodbye: stay in sync, async | Atlassian Presents: Work Life '22 | Atlassian
We all know it and hate it — the dreaded “status meeting.” They’re great when it’s a small team, but they don’t scale and become a waste of time. In this session, we’ll show how to use Atlas to keep teams in sync, async, while empowering them to continue using the apps that let them thrive.
Use motivation theory to inspire your team's best work
5 frameworks for understanding the psychology behind that elusive get-up-and-go.
How to search for issues in Jira | Intro to JQL in Jira Software
In this video, you will learn the three ways to search for issues in Jira: Quick search, Basic search, and Advanced search with Jira Query Language, or JQL for short.
What is JQL Advanced Search? | Intro to JQL in Jira Software
In this video, you will learn: the basics of Jira Query Language (JQL), how to access JQL searches, and how JQL is structured.
Basic JQL syntax and terminology | Intro to JQL in Jira Software
In this video, you will learn the elements of JQL syntax and how they work to filter search results. The elements you're going to learn about are fields, values, operators, keywords and functions. When combined, they create a JQL query.