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ElissaLauber
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ElissaLauberAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
October 28, 2020
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Workfront Research Study: Project Staffing Process

  • October 28, 2020
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I've gotten a lot of sign-ups, so this study is now closed. Thank you, everyone!

Hi Everyone,

I'm on a tight deadline (Wed, Nov 4th) and am looking for 5 work planners to talk to me about how you kick off your projects. Specifically, I want to learn how you assign people to your projects and how they are assigned to tasks.

This is a short study and should take approximately 30 minutes. Please pass along this sign-up to anyone you think might be interested in participating.

Thank you, as always, for helping Product make Workfront better!

Elissa

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    I've gotten a lot of sign-ups already, so this study is now closed. Stay tuned for usability testing about the workload balancer.

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    ElissaLauber
    Adobe Employee
    ElissaLauberAdobe EmployeeAuthor
    Adobe Employee
    October 28, 2020

    @Anthony Imgrund‚ Do you have any insight into this? The designer/PM who are over this area are making decisions about the workload balancer and it made me think of our last call where you showed me your resource dashboard. Let me know if you have time to chat about this, and if you don't have time but would be willing to answer some questions via email, I can do that, too. Or if you have no time at all, just tell me "No, Elissa!"

    ElissaLauber
    Adobe Employee
    ElissaLauberAdobe EmployeeAuthorAccepted solution
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    October 28, 2020

    I've gotten a lot of sign-ups already, so this study is now closed. Stay tuned for usability testing about the workload balancer.

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