
It simulates the very important critical considerations to a physical in-office experience, as closely as possible. Before that, a lot of us felt like we weren't able to have those easy spontaneous interactions one can in a physical setting - a quick huddle in someone's office, running into someone at the pool table, celebrating a win easily over a coffee. Grabbing a room for an ad-hoc meeting.
We literally now knock on doors, pop into each others' office and talk (and if they are available they answer), run into each other in the hallways. It's still not exactly the same as being in the office / place physically together, but it's by far the closest and overcomes MANY limitations before that even on the next best / complimentary medium of Slack. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
They are doing well. They are a startup that's quickly growing, so some growing pains in the process, but minor and the team continues to execute like no tomorrow.
Inspired by how the platform is evolving! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.