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Why not make the 4th Friday of every month a 'mental health day'? It's a small change that could make a big difference in employee well-being. #cancelfriday

A little time off goes a long way. Canceling the 4th Friday of each month might just be the perfect formula for a happier, more productive workforce.

Imagine a world where the 4th Friday of every month is a day off. It's time to put employee wellness first and recognize the value of a balanced work schedule.

If a 4 day work week isn't right for your company yet, maybe give this schedule a chance. As of 4/4, we're canceling the fourth Friday of every month. Day off for everyone. 3 day weekends hit different and we just added 12 more of them to the calendar for our team @UndockHQ ⚡️

We interact with our calendars in a dozen ways and they're all wildly inefficient. I took that personally... and built Autocomplete for the calendar. Sharing Availability is Case 1. Autocomplete can step in mid-sentence OR write an entire message for you with your best times

Autocomplete turns your intent to communicate availability into fast, easy, efficient, and personalized messages. Just another way Undock is making your calendar work for you.

Completing a Sentence: If you’re in the middle of crafting a sentence and are inserting times, Undock will also finish your sentence for you. No more futzing around with annoying punctuation!

Autocomplete for the calendar has arrived. Never write another scheduling email again! By simply providing a few details, Undock can write your entire scheduling email for you, including your optimal meeting times and an optional calendar link. Say hello to CalendarGPT a thread🧵

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With AI-driven scheduling, Undock works within your designated rules and limits, keeping you efficient without feeling overwhelmed. Eliminate all scheduling headaches and start using Undock today: undock.com/?utm_source=tw…

Time is our most valuable currency–we must use it wisely. Utilizing technology like Undock will streamline your workflow and help you better invest your time 👇

Take a deeper look at who's most important to meet with. You'll want to be clear about your priorities and what's most important. For instance, what if you have to choose between partnership opportunities and a potential new hire? Remember, your time is limited.

Meeting etiquette starts with preparation. And preparation starts with an agenda. When scheduling a meeting with Undock, our platform guides you through setting an agenda and adding relevant discussion topics. Once booked, it’s automatically shared with everyone attending.

It's important to realize that you could be a bottleneck. You can't be everywhere at once, and your attempt to try is creating inefficiencies. Are people unable to move forward without your approval? You'll free up time to focus on tasks that only you can complete.

Do you have the right people in your meeting? If not, it'll be a waste of time. You want attendees who have the knowledge and expertise to contribute. If you're unsure they belong, ask yourself: "Would the meeting still be successful if this person was absent?"

You can currently use Undock's "in email scheduling" with Gmail, Outlook, and Superhuman. By proposing specific dates and times for the meeting, you're more likely to get a meeting on the calendar without having to send a bunch of back-and-forth emails.

Consider using a platform like Undock to easily request meetings via email. Our platform compares everyone's availability, preferences, and scheduling behavior to suggest mutually-preferred times. This makes scheduling seamless, regardless of the time zone someone’s in.

When requesting a meeting via email, make it easy for the recipient to choose the best time for them. Propose a few dates and times for the meeting. While it may be tempting to suggest "sometime next week," this leaves the entire scheduling process up to the other person.