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Look guys - you personally might not pay $5/mo because you work alone or in a small team, or you could use App Scripts to recreate the services. Try to look bey
by jasonshen 13y ago
Look guys - you personally might not pay $5/mo because you work alone or in a small team, or you could use App Scripts to recreate the services. Try to look beyond that to the fact that millions of businesses pay tons of money to improve team performance.
If by using iDoneThis you can get a 1% improvement on a team of 5 people that you pay $70k, that's $3,500 worth of value on an annual basis, or $58 per "user" per month. That makes it worth 10x the cost.
Harvard Business School professor Teresa Amabile has written about how work diaries can help professionals understand themselves and improve their own performance, in addition to the coordination offered by insight into other people. http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2011/04/four_reasons_to_keep_a_work_di.html http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2011/04/four_reasons_to_keep_a_work_...
Most managers and business owners are busy with a million things and they want a simple, easy-to-use solution that JUST WORKS without them having to think about it. If they are using no form of team management, iDoneThis is infinitely better.
I admit the name is a little awkward at first, but it's definitely memorable. BTW: I'm not particularly good friends with these guys nor am compensated for supporting them.
- smalter 13y agoAbsolutely, Jason. As an additional note, Professor Amabile recommends idonethis and she likes the product so much that she decided to invest. http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2013/05/06/179072692/when-it-comes-to-productivity-technology-can-hurt-and-help http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2013/05/06/179072...
- reaclmbs 13y agofeature request. for software teams. at EOD write "how you are going to quickly jump back into code". This introduces a business process to enforce a cognitive best practice that leads to much faster "stack load" times.