Assembly

As a member of a fully remote team, the struggle of building a remote work culture is pretty hard, especially with all your major workload. I think this tool is what we need to scale our team and give positive feedback to our team. I will test it out first but so far, the UX is REALLY good and I can navigate easily all around your product. Pretty excited to introduce it to my team later this week :)

We have been using Assembly for few months now. Pros: Integrating assembly at our startup has created an enabling culture, where we are now more acknowledging of the support we receive from our team mates. Little things that were taken for granted are now rewarded, and the slackbot integration makes the entire process a breeze. Cons: We wish we had it much earlier.

I've used Assembly at work with my team before, it's a fun, seamless way to communicate and recognize your teammates in a way that breaks the patterns of communication that you have fallen into. Highly recommend!

Assembly is built for the future. Can easily replace 5-6 bespoke solution with Assembly. Want it easily change a configuration or customize a process or workflow on your own without IT. That’s Assembly!

Love this concept... I'm sick and tired of managing Outlook calendars for various ceremonies / processes! Classic case of Customer Problem -> SOLUTION! Awesome stuff. It's also clearly a complicated task to build this type of product... shout out to Assembly 2.0's product & dev team!

An intuitive, mutually agreed upon digital productivity tool stack is the biggest challenge facing companies in today's world of distributed workforces. When there's limited or no in-person time, keeping track of notes of recurring conversations (be they a standup, commentary around a big project, performance reviews, or otherwise) is of the utmost importance to ensure your team is always up to speed and on the same page. As a designer / product manager, I use a complex digital tool stack to stay on top of cross-functional initiatives involving stakeholders with a breadth of technological comfort. These include: - Strategy Docs -- Google Docs + Figma - Dev Project Management -- Linear issues + Figma frames + Loom voiceovers 📈 - Non-Dev Project Management (Creative / Content / External) -- Google Docs / Slides / Sheets + Monday - Design Feedback -- Loom comments + Figma comments + Slack public channel comment threads + Slack DMs + live video calls + emails 💀 - Recurring Meetings (Digital Weekly, All Hands, etc) -- Google Docs + Sheets - 1:1 Notes + Performance Reviews -- Notion + Google Docs - General Communications -- Slack + Zoom + Meet The above productivity stack doesn't include all the tools I'm using to actually DO my job (Contentful + Shopify + Photoshop in addition to the above). It's not ideal, but different branches of the business have different digital tool preferences, and as a cross-functional player I've learned to be fluent in all of them. As I understand it, Assembly enables companies to easily structure and stay on top of their internal conversations. Every company has their own way of doing things, so their custom flows are awesome to ensure recurring check-ins (be they stand-ups, performance reviews, or feedback syncs) happen at the cadence and with the agenda beats relevant to you. Assembly also condenses most of my digital productivity stack into one place, meaning less brainpower devoted to remembering where I put threads of conversation and more time spent getting things done.

Easy to use platform with expanding tools to help manage teams, boost morale and increase productivity.

Love the idea. Incredible execution and even better team. This has been needed for years but believe it will become essential as remote teams become the new norm.