Our new “Activities” section is designed as a dedicated space where users can easily monitor both in progress and completed tasks in one comprehensive view.
Why we created it
Our goal with this new feature is to simplify and enhance the tracking process, making it more visual and intuitive. We understand that managing multiple tasks can be overwhelming, especially for those focused on growth.
With the “Activities” section, users have a clear, comprehensive view of AI Simulations and Skill Paths. But that’s not all, you will be able to access even more, such as time spent, achievements and more!
For managers, “Activities” is a powerful tool to support team growth. With visibility into each team member’s progress, managers can easily track development, spot opportunities for improvement, and offer tailored guidance.
Whether you’re advancing your own skills or guiding a team, the “Activities” section keeps essential updates at your fingertips, empowering growth at every level. Discover more watching the demo video below!
November 11, 2024
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