Getting feedback without quick meetings

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via Slack While gathering feedback is key, frequent stand-ups in Slack can disrupt individual workflows. Use Slack templates to build forms for any channel where your teammates discuss processes, ideas, potential issues, and suggestions.

Keep things simple: Add two or three quick questions and you can automatically apply best practices or suggestions to your development processes.

Here is the workflow sequence you need to create a feedback form:

Send a summary of contributions to specific Slack channels
Start with a linked form
Collect feedback on a process, idea or error
Steps to send feedback in the Slack template channel(s)

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Approve requests in seconds
Whether it's a change request, a report request, a feature, or a client request, a small media directors email list delay in approval can push back the entire timeline. So why not create an approval workflow that allows you to track and approve requests quickly?

Send a message in the channel for team visibility in the Slack template(s)

via Slack Pending just open the Slack workflow builder and choose the following:

Getting started with a link in Slack
Collect information in the linked form: Feature Request, Change Request, or Report Request
Send a message in the channel for team visibility and a DM to the person who sent the request, confirming receipt
Collect votes on a proposal
Gather votes on a proposal in the Slack template(s)

via Slack One of the smartest ways to use Slack's workflow builder: organize a voting system to choose the best ideas, designs, and winners.

Let's say you create a few technical design proposals and want to choose the best one taking into account your team's suggestions.

Start by posting your design to the appropriate Slack channel. Then, let the team know about using an emoji in the voting process . Team members who reacted with an emoji will receive a voting form in their Slack DMs. To summarize the votes, you can download the results as CSV files.