What’s a burn-up chart, and should your team use one?
Learn what a burn-up chart is, the benefits of using one, and when this tool is beneficial. Find out how it differs from a burndown chart.
Anabelle Zaluski
Marketing
Thoughts on the future of work,
from the people and teams creating it.
from the people and teams creating it.
For Teams
— Ideas to help you work better, together.
How to craft your company narrative so everyone tells the same story
How to identify and build your company narrative so everyone is on the same page about what’s important to the organization — together.
Brie Wolfson
Template Creator
How GGV Capital built a resources center that powers its startup ecosystem (and a template you can use)
Learn how GGV Capital built this portal, get an in-depth look into what’s included, and see how you can use this framework to create an internal or external hub of knowledge and empower your team.
Drew Evans
Marketing
Learn how async experts Loom have mastered how they share updates and stay aligned
Whether it’s sharing weekly leadership updates with the rest of the company or providing important information with board members, CEO Joe Thomas and the team at Loom make collaborating asynchronously easier than ever.Drew Evans
Marketing
How Devin Reed centralizes content work and makes it impact clear to different teams (and a template you can use)
Devin Reed, Head of Content at Clari, built a content tracker that gives his individual team members, cross-functional stakeholders, and leadership clear understanding into what’s happening and why it matters.Drew Evans
Marketing
What’s the rough order of magnitude? Understanding ROM
The rough order of magnitude (ROM) is an informal estimate of a project's costs. Discover how to create one and lay your budget’s foundation.
Alyssa Zacharias
Marketing
How to create a successful kickoff meeting agenda
A kickoff meeting agenda informs stakeholders about the project’s scope and timeline. Learn how to draft a concise and effective document.
Maggie Gowland
Marketing
Creating a clear project brief for your team
A project brief is a quick-reference summary of your project's goals. Here’s how to write a successful one to share with your team.Anabelle Zaluski
Marketing
The 9 most important things to consider when starting a business
Read our nine essential things to consider when starting a business and set yourself up for success. Find out if this career move is right for you.Anabelle Zaluski
Marketing
What is a startup, and what goes into launching one?
What is a startup? Find out here and learn how to start yours. Explore the pros and cons of this type of company and get inspired by success stories.Alyssa Zacharias
Marketing