u/B0dega_Cat

Thought some of you might be interested, there's a class action lawsuit you can enter into now about brokers fees from buying a house. The date of home purchase varies by state.

Claim info: https://homebuyerlitigation.com/home/

Claim form: https://homebuyerlitigation.com/claim-form/

I'm interviewing for a project manager job and I have a final interview this week. In all the interviews I've been in so far the team keeps mentioning that I would be working closely with the parent company team(they use MS 365) and a team for a company they recently acquired (they use Google Workspace). Right now there is no desire to change either, so I decided to do some research and it seems ClickUp would solve this bottleneck. Currently the PM team is very new(less than 1 year) and they're using MS Planner for Kanban boards and to track projects.

When I interviewed with the Ops Manager he said they are always open to trying new software or methods if someone comes across something that would solve a problem.

So does anyone use Clickup in this way, especially managing projects, docs, communication, timelines, tasks, etc between both platforms?

I'm interviewing for a project manager job and I have a final interview this week. In all the interviews I've been in so far the team keeps mentioning that I would be working closely with the parent company team(they use MS 365) and a team for a company they recently acquired (they use Google Workspace). Right now there is no desire to change either, so I decided to do some research and it seems ClickUp would solve this bottleneck.

So does anyone use Clickup in this way, especially managing projects, docs, communication, timelines, tasks, etc between both platforms?