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We've switched to G-apps at work (almost 2k people in country, and ~20k+ worldwide using it I think). It's nice for some things, but 100% agree - calendering su
by NeutronBoy 10y ago
We've switched to G-apps at work (almost 2k people in country, and ~20k+ worldwide using it I think). It's nice for some things, but 100% agree - calendering sucks. A few things off the top of my head:
* You can't export a list of meeting attendees into any other format (like CSV or Excel) with their response status without additional tools or Gscripts
* If there's more than 200 people on an invite, you don't get RSVPs
* There's no reliable way to update all meetings in a recurring series - some things you can change, others you're stuck flicking through your calendar and updating each one individually
* The weird lack of support for any rich-text in the body of a meeting - except if you first write it up in GDocs, then copy and paste it. Then it works fine.
* It allows you to update the time of a meeting but not send updates to the attendees. Why would I ever want to do that?