Rising Tide LinkedIn Live: Digital Schedules

Schedules are a part of our daily lives, and we all strive to keep up with them. As technology advances, having digital schedules helps us manage our time more efficiently. But schedules are about more than just knowing where and when to be somewhere—they can also include staff schedules at a restaurant or a list of clients to review work in your office. As scheduling becomes increasingly important, having them in the digital space is no longer a luxury but a necessity.

In today’s Rising Tide episode, we discuss digital schedules and how they have become so valuable and important in our everyday lives. Excited to have the team from 7shifts on today’s episode, sharing valuable insights on digital scheduling!

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Key Quotes

“The first step is if you’re not using anything digital today, what are you doing? We definitely need to digitize and help you to further increase the efficiency in your restaurants. Moving away from pen and paper and Excel is really that first step” – Roxanne Bilski

“Just sometimes we need to get out of our own way. Put these very simple systems in place that allow us to do what we want to do, which is people authentically interacting with each other.” – Jason Berkowitz

“They want to be able to get their shift covered. And if they’re not able to do that quickly and efficiently, then it decreases that employee satisfaction.” Roxanne Bilski

“If you need structure, and a calendar is a tool, a calendar only works if you actually have structure. If you have consistency. You have routine in your life.” – Troy Hooper

Homework Assignment

What’s one thing in your life or business that isn’t scheduled digitally but could make your life more productive, convenient, and efficient if it were?