Re:Justin Kan’s Exec Starts Running Errands For Companies An...
by nullflux on Monday March 26, 2012 @11:41PM
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"Lots of our customers are using Exec as a way to provide their team members with more leisure time."
This. I hate waking up early, work very long hours, and find the majority of the time I have for running errands falls outside of traditional "business hours". That means these errands either stack up until I have to take an entire day or two away from the office every few months, or I have to leave my desk and do them midday.
Re:Justin Kan’s Exec Starts Running Errands For Companies An...
by dirtyaura on Monday March 26, 2012 @01:07PM
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Justin, I love the idea of Exec.
What have been biggest challenge to get it working so far?
Re:Justin Kan’s Exec Starts Running Errands For Companies An...
by justin on Monday March 26, 2012 @01:52PM
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Just making sure that every single customer has an amazing experience. It is the core of what we do and there is nothing more important.
Re:Justin Kan’s Exec Starts Running Errands For Companies An...
by rhizome on Monday March 26, 2012 @04:28PM
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So, "quality control?"
Re:Justin Kan’s Exec Starts Running Errands For Companies An...
by justin on Monday March 26, 2012 @05:06PM
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yes
Re:Justin Kan’s Exec Starts Running Errands For Companies An...
by samstave on Tuesday March 27, 2012 @01:08AM
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What about using EXEC for data entry, small graphic projects, duplicating documents/updating content in documents?
Is this a viable area for such a service?
Personally, I dislike having errands that require me to physically leave the office disrupt my work day, especially on days where I need solid chunks of time programming. Our goal with Exec for Companies is to help teams spend more time doing what they want to do.