Google Workspace Reviews & Product Details

we use Google workspace as a primary workspace platform from last 2 3 years, and its very seamless. we use Google docs and sheets for managing HR documents such as policies, onboarding checklists, employee records and reports, Real time collaboration allows HR team members and managers to review and update information without delays. Also the Google form is especially helpful for collecting employee feedback, conducting surveys, and managing internal requests, Google meet works well for interviews, onboarding sessions and virtual meetings with employees, and Gmail and calendar helps organize communication, interview and important HR events. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

managing large volume of sensitive HR documents can become difficult without very detailed folder structures and access control. it requires careful setup to avoid confusion. but overall it still works well for our workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Google workspace is efficient and great , it a part of my daily workflow. Google sheets is very useful for quick data analysis, KPI tracking and validating metrics before moving data into BI and warehouse tools. Real time collaboration allows junior analysts, clients and managers to review numbers together , reducing rework and misunderstanding. Google docs is effective for writing detailed analysis reports, data definitions and decisions summaries, the commenting and suggestion features make it easy to gather feedback and maintain a clear audit trail of changes, Google slides is helpful for presenting trends, dashboards and recommendation in executive reviews. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

it has limitation when working with very large or complex datasets, for deeper analysis or heavy data processing, we still need to rely on data warehouses and BI tools, this are minor issues overall, and they dont take away from the strong collaboration and ease of use that Google workspace provides. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

its been more than 4 years for using Google tools and workspace, and still using, the biggest advantage is how well all the tool work together, Gmail and calendar help manage client communication, follow ups and meeting schedules efficiently , Google meet is reliable for sales calls, product demos, and internal strategy discussions. Google Docs and slides are heavily used for creating proposals, pitch decks , campaign plans and marketing content. and google sheets is very useful for tracking leads, and sales target in shared way. all the sales executives and marketing associatives uses google workspace in our workflow Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

well everything is very helpful and all the tools are very important in our workflow but i think more advance automation for sales workflow would be helpful but overall its reliable and easy to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

its a a great platform for me , i am using it from last 2 3 years in my company for writing technical design, API documentation and future specification, real time editing and comments make it easy to review changes and align with other developers and product managers. Google meet works well for daily stand ups and debugging discussions, screen sharing helps explain UI behaviour or backend logic clearly, Gmail and calendar help to keep communication and meeting schedules organized. and we use google drive for storing architecture diragrams, shared assets and deployment notes with proper access control. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

the advanced formatting and structuring options in docs are limited compared to traditional document tools. especially when writing detailed technical documentation, handling large documents with many diagrams or code snippets can sometimes feel restrictive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Google Docs is very useful for my documentation model designs work, feature engineering, approaches, experiment results, and evaluation metrics, real time collaboration helps data scientist, engineers and product teams review and improve ideas together. Google sheets is helpful for tracking experiments, monitoring model performance, metrics and validating datasets before they used for training , it works well for quick comparisons and lightweight analysis. Google slides is effective for presenting model outcomes, business impact and trade offs to client, Also the Google meet support regular syncs, design discussions and review meetings while Gmail and calendar keep communication organized. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

well it works on the cloud and internet so , it get slow sometimes, due to high traffic and network issues, but overall its best, also some advance ML analysis still requires specialized tools, but it works very well as a collaboration and documentation platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Google workspace daily as a part of my workflow, and Google sheets is the most useful tool for my role. i use it for quick data exploration, validating metrics, building tracking sheets, and sharing analysis with clients. the ability to collaborate live and leave comments makes feedback faster and clearer. Google Docs is helpful for writing analysis summaries, data explanations and business recommendations. Google slides is useful for presenting trend and insights during review meetings. Gmail, calendar and Google meet supports smooth communication and scheduling especially when discussing requirements, data issues or results with different teams. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

well overall its best but more advance analytics and visualization still require external BI tools, but Google workspaces works very well as a collaboration and analysis support platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For me Google workspace is very helpful for my workflow, Google docs is very helpful for documenting data pipelines, architecture designs, source- to-target mappings, and data quality rules, real time collaboration allows multiple engineers and analysts to review designs together, which reduces rework and miscommunication. Google sheets is helpful for quick data checks, tracking pipeline status, managing schema changes, and validating sample data before pushing it into production systems. sharing sheets with clients make reviews faster . also the google meet works reliably for design reviews, and debugging sessions and production issues discussions. and its UI so easy to use, that everyone can use it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

advance data analysis still requires external tools. but google workspace works very well as a collaboration and documentation platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I truly value the convenience that Google Workspace offers. There's no need to install separate applications; I can simply access everything through Chrome, which I find extremely practical. Collaborating with colleagues is effortless since everyone at my workplace relies on the same suite of Google tools. I also appreciate how well it integrates with other Google services I use, such as combining Google Sheets with Looker Studio. This integration allows me to quickly upload data and connect various tools with ease. Overall, what I like most about Google Workspace is its simplicity and the seamless way all its features work together. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main issue I’m experiencing with Google Sheets is its struggle to manage large datasets. I’m not certain if this is because our data volume has grown or if Google Workspace as a whole has become slower, but I’ve definitely noticed a decline in performance lately. Even making small changes can cause Chrome to freeze or crash for long stretches, which is incredibly frustrating. The slowdown has become especially apparent recently, particularly when I’m working with larger datasets. As a result, using Google Sheets for intensive data tasks has become both difficult and frustrating. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

its been more than 3 to 4 years , i am using google workspace as my primary workspace, Google docs is very useful for writing technical specifications, API contracts and implementation notes, real time editing and comments make code reviews and design discussions much faster ,especially when multiple teams are involved. also the Google meet works well for daily stand ups , sprint planning and debugging sessions sharing helps sharing helps explain UI issues, backend logic or deployment problems quickly. and Drive is reliable for storing architecture diagrams, env congif , and shared project resources with proper access control. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

well the more developer focused formatting options in Docs would be helpful. overall the platform supports full stack development workflow well.it Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Google sheets is the most valuable tool for my role. I use it for quick data exploration , KPI tracking and validating numbers before moving data into BI tools, the ability to work on the same sheet with multiple team members in real time saves a lot of back and forth and avoids version confusion. also the google docs is helpful for writing analysis summaries, data definitions, and business insights. comment and suggestions make it easy to gather feedbacks. Gmail, calendar and google meet support smooth communicatin with business and technical teams, especially during requirement discussions and data review sessions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

well ....for advance analytics and visualization, external BI tools are still needed but google workspace works very well as a supporting platform Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.