Amanda Barber Community Champion

I hope you'll give it a try! I'd love to hear your thoughts on it!

I agree! It's hard to find good feedback and this definitely delivered! Can't wait to hear what you think!

I'd love to hear what you think, @Dan Breyen

Thanks, @Tanguy Crusson - I couldn't do it the way it showed in your instructions/image, but this is where I was able to change the access.

@Manikandan Kaliyaperumal do you have screenshots or any further details to share about what you are seeing specifically? I'm not seeing this in my own instance. 

Oooh, neat!

It seems like floriography almost has an individual definition for each bouquet/flower/etc. depending on the where/when/why. 💜

Thanks, @Tanguy Crusson! We are both site admins. This is what I see when I try to edit the access:

Saved the article of the week - I'm always looking for more ideas to keep my remote team engaged. Thank you!

Hello! I'm trying to switch to the Free plan, but can't remove one of the user's access to JPD due to them being a site admin. They don't actually need access to JPD for any reason. Is there a workaround to this?

I've never heard of this! Floriography is such a fun word. I prefer plants (flowering are great!) over cut flowers just because it always feels like cut flowers die so quickly. Although, now that my cat doesn't like to knock over water glasses and my kids have grown and won't play with the vase, I think I'm open to…

Summer travel for us is typically camping, glamping, and going "up north" like @Dan Breyen mentioned. We tend to do our vacations in winter or early spring to get away from the cold here in Wisconsin. 🏕

Ahh, fun! Reminds me of this post: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jobs-Careers-discussions/Career-Month-discussion-What-was-your-first-job/m-p/2295713#M1363

I found carhops fascinating when we finally got a Sonic here in SE Wisconsin, @Trudy P Claspill - what a great first job! Rollerskating sure must make that job a bit harder, haha.

We have a Sodastream because I have a "fizzy water" problem. My kids are thrilled since normally we wouldn't really keep soda in the house but I do keep ginger ale and root beer soda syrups for a fun treat. They definitely make a few too many root beer floats, haha!

I'm with @Tomislav Tobijas and @Ken McClean - pretty tricky to get 10 people to try it out since there are only 8 devs at my company. 🙃 Sharing with the team though since this is a great tool!

Coconut Cola LaCroix (if I can find it) and iced Sportea are my favorites aside from water!

I always love this podcast! We implemented what has turned into "Less Meetings" Wednesdays about a year ago by request from our UX designer. As someone with ADHD, she was really pushing for some deep work time. Since she left, we've maintained this day, but sometimes there are still meetings scheduled. Our team uses the…

I'd love to hear your thoughts if you proceed, @Summer Hogan - this really has had an impact on my general facilitation. I just loved the outsider feedback!

We tend to do a few camping (or glamping aka cabin) trips each summer. That's about as glamorous as my summer gets! I'm really looking forward to warmer weather to get back to enjoyable outdoor running and walking though! How about you, @Allie?

I definitely agree with her. We tend to get little glimpses of spring here and there and then - BAM! - it's summer. It was in the 80s a couple of weeks ago, but then it dipped back down quite drastically. 

I can't wait to visit Hawaii some day! It's definitely not feeling like the beginning of summer here in Wisconsin today - a bit of snow this morning and it feels like about 30 degrees F. 😅 Not celebrating in any way, but I did remember to wish my team a Happy May Day on standup! 🌸

I think it depends on the plan you are on. Analytics + Bulk Archive would probably be useful for this type of cleanup though! Page Insights would help, too, but not on this large of a scale IMO. I hope to hear from someone who has accomplished this cleanup task though!

I love the idea of having this type of work regularly scheduled. My team has been doing a much better job of reaching out and mobbing when appropriate, but this feels like it could be a fun way to make sure everyone is benefiting from this type of pairing/mobbing more regularly.

Reminds me of this article I've had pinned/open for a while now! https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2023/02/04/1150518287/fun-play-happiness-stress-reduction?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

@Ernst Fortunits - https://www.atlassian.com/software/trello/enterprise/trello-habits-challenge

Teaching was all facilitation - but, I'm rather new to facilitating with adults. Also, there's always room to grow and so much to learn from others in the same field. Again - I truly appreciate the feedback and can't wait to run another play!

Thanks, Andrew! The outsider perspective was SO helpful for me. I think it's a good area for me to focus on developing more skills. I'd have expected it to be easier for me to just kind of "get" since I was a teacher, but facilitating meetings/Plays are a bit different with adults...usually. ;)

I always joked that I was a professional cat herder when I was a teacher...not a whole lot has changed. 😅 Project management was a pretty easy transition honestly! I was always very into technology, even while teaching, so I think that helped ease the shift, too. Hope you love the Team Playbook as much as I do!

I think it's so important to set yourself up for success with prioritized goals for the short and long term. If I were in your shoes, I don't think this would be at the top of my list currently but I'm grateful it fit well into my current work. Hang in there!