Product Hunt Daily Digest
July 28th, 2020

Running the whole remote show
Today’s Daily Digest was crafted by Product Hunt and sponsored by our friends at monday.com.

Organizing a team can be a challenge, especially remotely. Knowing what each department is working on, from sales to ops to project management, is not easy. monday.com has been working on some things to help.

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But monday.com isn’t new to the scene (anyone remember dapulse?). They’ve doubled in size a couple times since 2012 and dog-fooded along the way.

Since then they’ve been working with some big names including companies you probably haven’t heard of like Uber, Universal Studios, and Walmart 😉. When a whole organization’s workflow is on Monday’s platform, everything can be managed from one place. This makes growing your business, opening a new office or preparing for the unexpected much easier.

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