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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Slow Meeting Scheduling
Coordinating meetings across busy, conflicting calendars is slow, manual, and prone to cascading reschedules and missed follow-ups.
In their words
I would do this manually and it was annoying to send 45 emails per month just to confirm a meeting the next day.
Finding a time that works for everyone can be a real headache, especially with multiple stakeholders involved.
very often we get a lot of no-shows... they booked a call with us, but on the day of the meeting they don't show up
every time I delay, miss, or reschedule an event, all the following events get shifted, misplaced, and in my case usually cancelled
instead of visiting 2 sites it would be better if I connected my workspaces and set up my meetings at the same place
I can build a perfect schedule at 9am and it's already fiction by 11:45.
Spent 3 hours on a daily standup + grooming, and got sidetracked... ended up not finishing in 8+ hours what should have taken me at most 2 hours.
I feel like my whole agenda is booked with 1:1 that I barely have anytime to do other tasks.
Declining those three weekly syncs gave me twelve uninterrupted focus hours.
I'm spending more and more time in meetings and less time doing any actual meaningful work.
At least once a day I am copied on an email exchange where something like this happens
I often underestimate how long a task will take and struggle with stopping and coming back to it later
Who wants to interrupt focus time to tab over to find an open meeting slot coordinated between 4 parties for some low value junk that most meetings are in the corporate world?
it’s hard to get a full view into workload/capacity when my meetings and tasks live in two places.
Executive assistants and managers
Where they talk
- r/ExecutiveAssistants
- r/ProductivityApps
- r/AI_Agents
- r/projectmanagement
- r/Lawyertalk
- r/SaaS
- r/AdminAssistant
- r/managers
Tools they use today
- Google Calendar
- Outlook
- Calendly
- Microsoft Teams
- Copilot
- Excel
- Slack
- Zoom
Why those fall short
- no agenda, no notice, camera expectations, availability surveillance
- Jira tracks tickets but does not stop meetings from overrunning
- Notes scattered across tools; no prep or context carried between meetings
- exhibits arrive late and get updated after supposed finalization
- people do not know it exists or refuse to use it
Map of ideas
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