monday.com Erfahrungen

Task-Management. Die Darstellung der Aufgabenpakete innerhalb eines Projektes ist super. Man hat stehts einen Überblick darüber, was zu tun ist. Zusätzlich können alle Arten von Dateien hinterlegt werden.

Für Mitarbeiter, die das Tool nur selten verwenden, kann es aufgrund der vielen Funktionen zu komplex sein. Ich empfehle, Monday nur zu beschaffen, wenn täglich damit gearbeitet wird.

Übersichtliche Benutzeroberfläche, einfache Erstellungen von neuen Projekten, individuelle Anpassung und Echtzeit-Updates. Aber vor allem die Kommentarfunktion unter jeder Tasks hat es uns ermöglicht, fast ohne E-Mails auszukommen.

Je nach Anzahl der Mitarbeiter, kann es dann irgendwann sehr teuer werden. Daher vorher genau überlegen, wer wirklich mit Monday arbeiten muss und wer nicht.

Getting a good work management experience is never easy until you have a common work space where you can centralize everything about your work. We are very much obliged to have such a tool like monday.com that allows us to bring all resources we need for our work into a common point which helps us easily control and manage our work. It allows us to keep our work well organized and keeping everyone together and work more collaboratively.

Am having no dislikes for monday.com since it has not given me any yet.

Monday has a prebuilt structure that is very easy to jump into. I have not used any notification system integrated into the software but do enjoy the progress tracking sections. Projects and options to share with other users is helpful when starting new types of education programs.

Could use a report option to download or export task completed vs in-progress. Drop down and more customizable options would be useful on its own sub screen like an overlay. Hard to change the fields and task without adding or removing other sections.

The best feature Monday offers us is the ability to monitor progress on projects that require more than one team member.

There isn't enough templates built out for Social Media management and there isn't integrations that matter in the Social Media management industry.

I love the team and collaborative workspace it allows for so that you can truly work remotely as an operational and efficient team.

I think it can be a little expensive to utilize from a start-up perspective and could be priced more fairly to smaller businesses.

We chose this for the depth of the product, the vision of the company, and the support system. I am quite happy with the product for the time being - options, configurations and communication tools abound, and the different ways of visualizing project data are extremely helpful and open our company to opportunities.

I have used an immense variety of project management software in my time, and all bring something to the table. Monday brings everything to the table, but the table gets too full. The sheer complexity of the offerings has kept many of my users away, and often I am in the position where I am attempting to rope members back into the software in order to not have to duplicate my reporting. Intimidated by the product, they fall back to inundating the team with email. I don't quite have a picture of how I can fully build out dozens of client folders, each with 10+ boards, each board with 4-5 groups of 1-+ "pulses" each, without anything falling through the cracks, and still knowing that progress is being made. This may be an educational thing on my part.

Its incredibly easy to create a work flow or "Board", add participants and follow the progress of many tasks with ease. We can attach any supporting files or materials needed to each post and tag a specific user. Email and desktop notifications alert you on any activity and there is a web based site you can go to or the even better desktop and mobile app versions.

One of the few cons i can think of is the absence of a "repeating or scheduled task". I know there are ways around this but it seems like something that should be native to it.

Monday.com is like a customizable spreadsheet in the cloud. It's easy to build any project management sheet you need. Projects to work on, time tracking, internal training, you name it. Just add the column (like status, text, numbers, formulas, assigned people, etc.) and create groups that make sense to you. Automations save a lot of time doing repetitive project management tasks.

Subitems are still relatively new, so not all features are working properly yet. New features are being released often, but now I have to use regular items to keep track of time spent per employee.

It is extremely easy to use and does all the project planning and management grunt work for you. It can also integrate with quite a few systems to automate processes like creating a ticket system for your IT that makes IT more engaging with the end user.

The biggest draw back is how you get to allocate users. You have to add in increments of 5 which leads to paying for users that you don't use. There are also some nice features that can only be accesses with a PRO license which is a bit pricey.