Matle[1], a daily puzzle game that combines chess and Wordle mechanics. You have to guess a hidden checkmate.How it works: 1. You’re given a board with five hidden squares. 2. Guess the pieces in those squares. 3. You must form a checkmate!Hints work like Wordle: Correct piece & position Correct piece, wrong position ⬜ Wrong piece[1] http://www.matle.io/
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Mini warm up game. The objective is to loosen up the group and make them feel more comfortable with each other before the retrospective meeting. It’s a low-risk, low-pressure way to get to know your teammates.
Each day, our content writers publish one post. At the moment we use WebFlow CMS [1], which was easy to setup, but its limitations start to show as we grow our publishing rate (no real collaboration, weird editor, etc.).How do you publish content (multiple writers, technical and non-technical posts with rich media, SEO friendly)?[1] https://webflow.com/cms
Her background is in business analytics, specifically reporting. Ideally, she would like to deepen her knowledge and gain practical experience to become a more junior data analyst. Since I am terrible at teaching, I wonder if you know any good resources for such a task.
is it focusing on funnel? involved with product? helping sales?
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I've been looking at ways to organize the retros done in our company especially nowadays where we are all in distribute mode. It would be helpful if there was a video demoing a fictional startup using this product so we could see how this fits into our workflow!
After spending more than 10 years as Software Developer I was recently promoted to lead my own team (5 devs, 3 remote) working on a complex web application. We are doing daily syncs (Slack), but I still get blindsided with unknowns, bottlenecks and so on. Drive our throughput to the ground, and my weeklies with the boss to an unpleasant experience.I’m in a in a conflict of measuring my people...
Our technical product team needs to create reports to a few of our big customers. The last thing we want is to invent the wheel and brew our own report system. What do you use for your own reports? Preferably:- On premises or supports private cloud (sensitive data)- Consume and crunch data with queries and a few code snippets (JS).