It's not as if you just went to Vegas and bet it all on black.
But as someone who worked on software that handled the last example you gave, I assure, a few well placed if and elses do the trick. Also, humans have tendency to follow any instructions sent to them when it is titled "System" or "Administration".
*System Message:* New revised schedule for. Monday, Feb 31st, 3pm to 11pm. Qualify for overtime. Reply 24h prior to decline.
The more robotic your message sound, the more people are compelled to comply.
* I want to find someone by name => ctrl+K
* I want to search with sane keywords => search, "from:me" "to:<channel name>" work.
* I want to remember someone I talked to recently => people you chat with show up in the list on the left
* I want to keep com channels organized as the ground changes => easily rename channels, favorites UI works well, channel grouping works right.
* I want to give a public emotional response to someone's statement => reactions
* I want to continue discussion of a point someone made, which may not be relevant to everyone in the channel => threads
* I want to edit a typo I just made => hit up on keyboard
It's got that quality Factorio has, where you can let yourself imagine it is the ideal product, and start expecting features you need to be there, rather than not bothering to explore because you think they won't be.
It is AMAZINGLY good at solving actual user stories around communication. I have lots of respect for their PMs.
We're instant help at work. An AI chatbot solution that integrates with the chat system a company already uses (slack, teams, gchat, etc) to provide help for IT, HR, Finance, and other questions and issues. We automatically resolve several types of IT tickets to free up support agents from mundane tasks.
We recently raised a $200m Series C at $2.1b valuation - https://www.moveworks.com/insights/moveworks-raises-200-mill.... We're going to be hiring a ton of people. Here are a few of the key positions.
* Engineers - Data Platform, DevOps, AI, ML, NLP, NLU, Security, SRE, Front-end, Full-stack (mostly python/go), Search Engines
* Client Facing - Customer Success Engineer, Customer Success Managers
* Data Science - Data Analysts, Analytics Engineers, Data Scientists
* People - HR, Recruiting
* Sales - Pre-sales Solutions Architects, Account Execs, Sales Dev Reps
* Product - Designers, Product Managers
We're considering remote for some roles and probably hiring for many positions that aren't even listed on the website yet. If you have any interest, apply and talk a recruiter about what you're looking for.
If you are curious you can reach out to me on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnathanward or email jward+hn [at] moveworks.ai or apply on our careers site https://www.moveworks.com/careers
It's really a great place to work. Checkout us out on Glassdoor https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Moveworks-Reviews-E1730936...
Right. I'm really looking to be able to drive a Tesla and vacation several times a year on remote tropical islands. Should my company pay me more for that choice?