I think Blink is really intuitive and straightforward to use. I really like the recognition side of it, which I find valuable. The hub for knowledge is great because it has all the knowledge, files, and articles in one place. It's very simple to use and accessible. The initial setup was also straightforward with great support from the Blink team.

I personally really like how easy it is to use Blink on both the app and desktop versions. It's super helpful being able to toggle back and forth, especially when working with parents and when I'm on the go. I can start a message or a group chat on my computer and continue seamlessly on my phone if I need to address something urgently away from my desk. This versatility is particularly useful given the younger age of the counselors we work with, who seem to prefer app-based functions. Additionally, the initial setup of Blink was super easy and we got integrated pretty fast after attending a webinar. It has been very versatile and meets all of our needs. With Blink, I find it super helpful that we can turn it on when we need it due to our seasonal work and then reduce the number of accounts when we don't. It's also very affordable and on par with other options like WhatsApp and iOS group chats. Overall, Blink has been as good, if not better, than what we previously had with Workplace by Meta.

Blink is a simple, effective, easy to use workplace tool. It allows managers to keep the team updated with what's going on within the organisation as well as allow employees to post questions, duty swaps and much much more. With the majority of our workforce being out on the road for most of the day, the messaging feature in Blink is extremely helpful and definitely cuts down the time it takes to deal with issues. The hub is also a useful feature to store files for everyone to have easy access to. To summarise, I don't know what we used to do before we had Blink!