Well, this certainly is a modern take on "fishing off the company pier". I certainly would recommend reviewing your company's HR policy before giving this a go, and would strongly warn against telling the Feeld bot that you like any of your superiors or subordinates... also, go read their manifesto β where they talk about RESPECT, CONSENT, and HONESTY. With great power comes great responsibility, and I think that applies doubly in this kind of application. β
@denull@chrismessina As freelancer, startupper and a coworker I am not very familiar with the HR issues in bigger companies. On the other hand I can see this bot as interesting addition to the Slack chats of coworking spaces. Most of them I have met use it as a prime communication tool for their community. Here is an insightful podcast(https://listen.coworkingweekly.c...) by @alexhillman of Indy Hall, sharing how they uses it in their coworking community.
It's like "Bang with Friends", but for Slack.
Tell me you don't wish you thought of this one first...
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I could see this certainly making Slack groups for programming languages, freelancers, and other tech interest groups much more interesting.
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Super cool seeing Feeld drop a Slack bot. Didnβt expect that at all. It actually feels like a fun little boost to team vibes without being too much. Iβve been poking around this mature website lately, so itβs nice to see something that brings that same energy in a work-friendly way. Curious where they take it next.
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Super cool seeing Feeld drop a Slack bot. Didnβt expect that at all. It actually feels like a fun little boost to team vibes without being too much. Iβve been poking around this mature website lately, so itβs nice to see something that brings that same energy in a work-friendly way. Curious where they take it next.