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Why Managers & Leaders Use Threads

🌎 Asynchronous Collaboration

🏠 Centralized Knowledge

🤝 Cross-Functional Communication

🔍 High-End Search Capabilities

Use Cases

👋 Weekly Check-Ins

Create a weekly thread which, polls your reports for how they're feeling, what they plan to work on, and what's blocking them.

• Show you care: Regularly asking about a reports wellbeing, what they're blocked on & how you can help is an incredible way to build rapport & trust.
• Set it & forget it: A weekly check-in helps you stay on top of any problems or issues your team is facing without requiring expensive 1:1s.
• Be Proactive: A weekly check-in helps you be proactively engaged with your reports and prevent any issues from becoming bigger problems.

An example of a weekly check-in thread from our CEO, Rousseau, to his direct report, Rosalee

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✍️ Weekly Updates

Write a weekly update thread that keeps your team on the same page about what's happening at the company.

• Understand your audience: Know who has read your thread, get reactions, and easily see who plans to follow up.

• Support multiple timezones: Threads are naturally organized & scannable, which means your team can catch up on their own time.

• Cross post to Slack: Cross-post your threads to Slack channels to keep everyone on the same page.

  

  This is our "This Week at Threads" forum, where our CEO, Rousseau, shares weekly roundups with the team.

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  📝 Agenda Collection

  Write a recurring thread that goes out before any major meeting, asking everyone to outline the topics they'd like to discuss.

  • Cancel the meeting: No agenda topics? No problem! cancel the meeting entirely.
  • Address it ahead of time: Collecting agendas ahead of time means you can prep & address any issues ahead of time.
  • Notes and next steps in 1 place: Comment on the agenda collection thread with meeting notes, and then make requests / fork comments to keep next steps trackable.

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  <aside> 🧵 Interested in how we use Threads for daily stand-ups? Check out more here.

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  Don't just take our word for it—hear from managers/leaders who are using Threads ✨

  Threads helps us make better decisions, period. It's fantastic to have a tool that makes thoughtful, written discussions the default behavior of the company and further makes them searchable and clear long after the decision has been made. — Dwight Crow, Whisper.ai

  There's no better way to stay informed with your team and share knowledge within the company. Threads lets researchers and engineers share updates in a low-friction manner, and lets people discuss things in a collaborative, non-interruptive manner. The searchable archive keeps people on the same page, even months later. — Abeer Agrawal, Theorem

  With Threads, we were able to 6x our company seamlessly with few growing pains. All new team members could learn context around decision-making and culture in a way that wasn't possible with email or Slack. — Anthony Gustin, Perfect Keto

  Threads has supported our growing company by keeping communication fluid and everyone aligned. It's helped us to reduce meetings and stay in sync, allowing us to move faster. — Shobhita Soor, Aspire

  Not yet on Threads? Get started today for free.

  Looking for some more info? Reach out to us at [email protected].