I had to use Monday at a company I worked at and absolutely hated it. It's just a program for managerial types, basically the 2020s equivalent of yesteryear's timesheets. The biggest problem with this software is that it requires workers (the people who actually make stuff and do stuff) to use software to input for the benefit of their managers. That's all. It's double work, and it benefits managers. After using it a few years I became so over the whole program, it's just corporate bloatware.
I work for a small division of a massive company and they have a corporate contract with salesforce so that mostly. Couple of slack workflows for internal things.
Ah. I work for an engineering company, and we half use it for managing our list of machines we're working on. Absolutely hate it, because if you want to use it properly every team member needs their own license and naturally the company won't pay for that.
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u/facedownbootyuphold Feb 10 '25
I had to use Monday at a company I worked at and absolutely hated it. It's just a program for managerial types, basically the 2020s equivalent of yesteryear's timesheets. The biggest problem with this software is that it requires workers (the people who actually make stuff and do stuff) to use software to input for the benefit of their managers. That's all. It's double work, and it benefits managers. After using it a few years I became so over the whole program, it's just corporate bloatware.