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Chapter 2 - Let each person set their own availability for scheduling with each other.
We suggest adopting Cal.com’s free for individuals plan and inviting (or requiring) each person in your group to signup for a free individual account. Up for the 3 Dynamic Groups Challenge? How many days does it take you to post a Dynamic Group link of at least your Signal Admins to the description of each of your 3 Key Channels in Chapter 1? Please tell us how many days to completing this challenge and what obstacles you encountered in the 🟡 Signal.
Step 1 - Get 3 Groups activated into a Dynamic Group Scheduling app like Cal.com
See Getting Started with Cal.com Ask for help via the ✨Krono.Works Signal Lobby channel.
Step 2 - Learn about Dynamic Group links
See https://cal.com/docs/core-features/dynamic-group-links Ask for help via the ✨Krono.Works Signal Lobby channel.
Step 3 - Learn about Time Blocking
See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMe-6FYCdL0 and consider sharing your time blocking info with each other at least quarterly. Ask for help via the ✨Krono.Works Signal Lobby channel.
Step 4 - Update your Admin and Member Responsibilities and Privileges with Availability Links
Ask for help via the ✨Krono.Works Signal Lobby channel.
Step 4 - Record, Verify, and (selectively) Publish your Group Org Chart or routing information
Ask for help via the ✨Krono.Works Signal Lobby channel.
Conclusion
By sidestepping email due to its many issues and unknowns, it is important to still align around a dynamic and individualized group scheduling solution. If you want help, ask for it at ✨Krono.Works Signal Lobby.
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