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Tungle.me - Meetings made easy
Tungle.me is scheduling made easy, but we love to hear ideas for meetings made easy as well.
Share your ideas, tips, tactics and experiences.
Also feel free to ask questions about Tungle.me or share your new feature ideas. Feedback is always welcome.
Network Leader: Erin Lariviere
Erin Lariviere
Two ways to Tungle! Today on the blog, we discuss the difference between inbound and outbound scheduling - including which to use, and when. Read it here: http://www.tungle.me/Home/two-ways-to-tungle-inbound-v-outbound/
Erin Lariviere
What would you want covered in an advanced Tungle.me webinar? We've already started the Tungle.me 101 webinars for beginners, and are now thinking about advanced webinars. What topics would you want covered? Best practices? Advanced functionality? Meeting or time management tips?
http://www.tungle.me/Home/new-tungle-me-webinars/
Erin Lariviere
Just completed our new video with the guys at Epipheo! If you're still uncertain about what Tungle.me is, check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuDXjsyCSQc
And if you want to know more, register for one of our Tungle.me 101 webinars: http://tungle.me/Home/webinars
Erin Lariviere
Is anyone interested in a live demo of Tungle? We've just launched our new member webinars - a live demo of the app followed by Q&A session. It's free and open to anyone - Tungle members and non-members. Register here: http://www.tungle.me/Home/webinars/
Erin Lariviere
What's your best to-do list tip? Just posted mine this morning - http://bit.ly/dJeO2s - would love to hear yours!
69 weeks ago from Tungle.me - Meetings made easy, Personal Development, Young Professional Women (YPW) and Productivity & Time-Management2 more
Erin Lariviere:
These are some great ideas! Thanks everyone, for sharing!
@Jana Love the three B's! I'm a big Martha Beck fan, but hadn't heard that one.
69 weeks ago
69 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere
"Is asking someone to use Tungle.me an interpersonal power play?"
That was the original question posed on Quora - http://b.qr.ae/fXXDes It's turned into a really interesting discussion spanning everything from etiquette, to power positions, to how we value our time, and who's time we value.
What are your thoughts? Have you had experience with Tungle, or with other methods of scheduling where you felt it was handled well, or poorly from a relationship standpoint?
70 weeks ago from Relationships: How do we create great ones?, Tungle.me - Meetings made easy, Social Media, New Media Marketing and Young Professional Women (YPW)3 more
Tracy Brisson:
I have had issues.. but as a solopreneur, I need to be conscious of every minute and scheduling is something that takes up time I could use for ...MoreI have had issues.. but as a solopreneur, I need to be conscious of every minute and scheduling is something that takes up time I could use for something else. I use Tungle.me, but because some people don't want to use it, I still spend about 3 hrs a week managing my schedule for personal and business. I think someday we won't worry about the "etiquette and power" in scheduling as technology becomes so flexible, but I wish we were there already.
When I worked in corporate, no one would question if I asked them to use Outlook internally, so I don't completely get why Tungle.me and similar programs have a stigma as impersonal.
70 weeks ago
When I worked in corporate, no one would question if I asked them to use Outlook internally, so I don't completely get why Tungle.me and similar programs have a stigma as impersonal.
70 weeks ago
Charlie Anderson:
I think there's a grey area on the etiquette, especially when the power is as-yet undefined. I've known many recruiters who Tungle, but I think ...MoreI think there's a grey area on the etiquette, especially when the power is as-yet undefined. I've known many recruiters who Tungle, but I think it's okay for them because job-seekers know they should do anything they can to get an interview. I use it off-and on. It's terribly convenient, but can be more harm than help if travel between multiple locations is an issue. I drive around to/from the office and between client meetings a lot and often forget to include travel time on my calendar. When I'm using Tungle a lot, I have to check every night to make sure everything is aligned properly, which kinda defeats the purpose. But for phone meetings, it's ideal.
70 weeks ago
70 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere
Looking for people who love to Tungle! Tell us why in a 30 second video and we'll feature it on our new site (new site coming in the next few weeks). Got something to share? Send it to me here, or to erin[at]tungle.com
Erin Lariviere
Time waits for no one. What matters most to you? Where do your priorities lie? Where do you draw the line between what 'has to' get done, and the things that really matter?
Scott Stratten of Unmarketing recently created this awesome video for us:
http://therealizemovie.com/
It's making think about each minute or hour spent on the 'shoulds' and if they could be better spent. Do you feel like you're spending your time well?
85 weeks ago from Productivity & Time-Management, Social Media Marketers, Young Professional Women (YPW), Relationships: How do we create great ones? and Tungle.me - Meetings made easy3 more
Elysa Rice recommended this
Stephen Alred:
Thanks for the post. I'm always conflicted with time management, but I liked the vision behind the movie!
85 weeks ago
85 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere
At Tungle.me, we just released a really cool project. We had ideas on what the calendar of the future should be, but wanted to hear from industry leaders.
So we took it on the road & interviewed Robert Scoble, Don Dodge (Google), Ellen Levy (LinkedIn), Mark Hendrickson (Plancast), Ed Brill (IBM), Mike Brown (Facebook) and others.
I want to invite you all to stop by and share your thoughts. Video replies are definitely welcome :)
http://calendarofthefuture.com
91 weeks ago from Social Media, Productivity & Time-Management, Tungle.me - Meetings made easy, New Media Marketing and Social Media Marketers3 more
Ryan Healy recommended this
Erin Lariviere
Business schools are starting to integrate social media into their curricula:
http://www.businessinsider.com/grad-schools-go-ga-ga-for-social-2010-8
What do you think? Can social media for business be taught in a classroom?
92 weeks ago from Social Media, Social Media Marketers, PR & New Media, Tungle.me - Meetings made easy and Blogworld 20103 more
Eric Sforza:
Completed an MBA in December and we had a lot of sessions on personal branding, social media, and even business etiquette. I believe its fairly ...MoreCompleted an MBA in December and we had a lot of sessions on personal branding, social media, and even business etiquette. I believe its fairly common place now, just depends how far down the rabbit hole you want to go.
92 weeks ago
92 weeks ago
Mark W.:
I think social media skills can be taught in the classroom but only to a certain extent.
The media and tools used in business can be taught and ...MoreI think social media skills can be taught in the classroom but only to a certain extent.
The media and tools used in business can be taught and then it's up to the student to engage and stay current with the field and its technology.
I think the social aspect of social media which includes the interaction with other people, identifying trends and implementing programs with success, etc. is the make or break component that is usually learned in the school of hard knocks (or not at all).
91 weeks ago
The media and tools used in business can be taught and ...MoreI think social media skills can be taught in the classroom but only to a certain extent.
The media and tools used in business can be taught and then it's up to the student to engage and stay current with the field and its technology.
I think the social aspect of social media which includes the interaction with other people, identifying trends and implementing programs with success, etc. is the make or break component that is usually learned in the school of hard knocks (or not at all).
91 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere
Big news at Tungle.me! Announcing the Tungle.me Board of Advisors, featuring Robert Scoble, Don Dodge, Scott Stratten, Dave McClure and Ellen Levy:
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/07/prweb4224784.htm
Erin Lariviere
Tungle.me is hiring in Montreal! Currently seeking Senior Creative, Product Manager and QA Lead. Details here: http://www.tungle.me/Home/careers/
99 weeks ago from Montreal, Canada and Tungle.me - Meetings made easy
Erin Lariviere
It's Innovation Day at Tungle.me! For one whole day, we're in small groups of 2 or 3 people, and we get to work on any project we want - regardless of department or role. It's a really exciting opportunity to work on things you've always wanted to try.
If you could work on one project for a day to improve your company, what would it be?
100 weeks ago from Young Professional Women (YPW), Tungle.me - Meetings made easy, Social Media Marketers and JobSTART 1012 more
Rebecca Thorman recommended this
Maura V. Pingor:
A project where old processes are looked at, reviewed and re-engineered to make them more efficient (or remove them all together if they add no ...MoreA project where old processes are looked at, reviewed and re-engineered to make them more efficient (or remove them all together if they add no value).
100 weeks ago
100 weeks ago
Rebecca Thorman:
That is SO cool. I love that idea. If I could work on anything, I would do all the campaign ideas I have that we often can't do because the dev ...MoreThat is SO cool. I love that idea. If I could work on anything, I would do all the campaign ideas I have that we often can't do because the dev guys are so tied up. From back to school (create your own household product) to a March Madness Household Product showdown, I have so many fun ideas to get our customers engaged! Luckily, some of my ideas make it through; we're doing a quick fun online event for our birthday celebration.
100 weeks ago
100 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere
How do you make time for yourself? When you've got back-to-back meetings and calls, how do you Tungle some time for yourself to get things done and maintain sanity?
http://www.tungle.me/Home/blog/4-ways-to-tungle-yourself-some-time/
100 weeks ago from Tungle.me - Meetings made easy, Productivity & Time-Management and Blogworld 20101 more
Elysa Rice recommended this
Danielle Bullen:
@Erim, I shut off the Outlook email alert and check email at specific times during the day, not every time the little bell dings.
100 weeks ago
100 weeks ago
Rebecca Thorman:
I schedule time in for myself, just like I schedule everything else. I've increasingly been making the work/life boundaries clearer so that when ...MoreI schedule time in for myself, just like I schedule everything else. I've increasingly been making the work/life boundaries clearer so that when I'm home I don't have to worry about work and just have "play time" - I also love exercising which is some of the best "me time" we can have that also makes me feel productive :)
100 weeks ago
100 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere
Want to meet Chris Pirillo? Tungle.me is attending Gnomedex 10 and, in collaboration with Chris Pirillo and his amazing team, we're giving one lucky winner a face-to-face meeting with Chris Pirillo (plus, a free pass to the event). Want to meet the original geek? Details here: http://www.tungle.me/Home/blog/time-to-tungle-with-chris-pirillo/
101 weeks ago from Social Media, Social Media Marketers, PR & New Media, Young Professional Women (YPW) and Tungle.me - Meetings made easy3 more
Erin Lariviere
Complete this statement: "What I hate most about meetings is...."
102 weeks ago from Tungle.me - Meetings made easy and Productivity & Time-Management
Carlita Pitts:
Nothing being accomplished. You brainstorm all of these great (or not so great) ideas and nothing gets implemented. A complete waste of time.
100 weeks ago
100 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere
Looking for talent in Montreal! Tungle.me is looking for a Senior Artist / Creative Director with experience in UI /UX. Know anyone? Pleas pass it along! Details here: http://www.tungle.me/Home/careers/
102 weeks ago from JobSTART 101, Montreal, Canada, Tungle.me - Meetings made easy and Graphic Design2 more
Ryan Paugh and Photis Patriotis recommended this
Erin Lariviere
Do you use Plancast? What do you see as the greatest in it? I only recently started using it, and already love it. I've subscribed to the BlogWorld event, and even though the event is in October, the discussion is already getting started!
102 weeks ago from Social Media, Social Media Marketers, PR & New Media, Blogworld 2010 and Tungle.me - Meetings made easy3 more
David Macauley:
Checking out Plancast now - Question on Blogworld... Would you recommend it to a non-professional blogger? If so, why?
100 weeks ago
100 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere:
@Dave
This is my first time attending Blogworld, so I can't say from experience. What I've heard from past attendees is that it's an ...More@Dave
This is my first time attending Blogworld, so I can't say from experience. What I've heard from past attendees is that it's an opportunity to meet fascinating people involved in social media of all types (not just blogging). It's also an opportunity to learn about what's working in social media, what's not and what's up and coming.
100 weeks ago
This is my first time attending Blogworld, so I can't say from experience. What I've heard from past attendees is that it's an ...More@Dave
This is my first time attending Blogworld, so I can't say from experience. What I've heard from past attendees is that it's an opportunity to meet fascinating people involved in social media of all types (not just blogging). It's also an opportunity to learn about what's working in social media, what's not and what's up and coming.
100 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere
Aside from Brazen, of course, how does social media fit into your professional life and/or job search?
I just posted this blog post on social media and job hunting:
http://www.tungle.me/Home/blog/social-media-and-your-job-search/
Inspired by a post from Brazen member, Patrick Ambron:
http://www.brazencareerist.com/conversation/444103
106 weeks ago from Tungle.me - Meetings made easy, JobSTART 101, Social Media and PR & New Media2 more
Erin Lariviere
What can you accomplish in 15 minutes?
We just posted about the power of the 15 minute meeting. The shorter duration can create a sense of urgency that keeps people on track, and it's amazing what you can accomplish in 15 minutes. Post here:
http://www.tungle.me/Home/blog/sometimes-shorter-is-better-welcome-to-th...
Now it's your turn - what can you accomplish in 15 minutes?
106 weeks ago from Tungle.me - Meetings made easy, Productivity & Time-Management and Social Media1 more
Dain:
@Erin Interesting thought. I think you may have a point with people afraid to have meetings shorter because the content of the meeting will have ...More@Erin Interesting thought. I think you may have a point with people afraid to have meetings shorter because the content of the meeting will have less importance. I have been to quite a few meetings where everyone wants to voice their own opinion and get their 2 cents in. They will give opinions but are not willing to help or take action on their opinion. Longs meetings create talk and no action. (again if there is not a certain goal in mind for the meeting as well as a duration cut off) 15 min is great :)
106 weeks ago
106 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere
Conversation is the new Marketing. What are your thoughts?
http://www.tungle.com/Home/blog/conversation-is-the-new-marketing/
106 weeks ago from Social Media, PR & New Media, Tungle.me - Meetings made easy, Social Media Marketers and New Media Marketing3 more
Erin Lariviere:
Good point about technology's new role in communication, Leslie. I think it's more than communicating directly though - it's about listening. ...MoreGood point about technology's new role in communication, Leslie. I think it's more than communicating directly though - it's about listening.
Social media gives people wider-reaching voices. For brands, that's a great opportunity to listen to what people are saying about you and about the space you play in. It's an opportunity to hear, directly from your audience, what they want and expect from you.
106 weeks ago
Social media gives people wider-reaching voices. For brands, that's a great opportunity to listen to what people are saying about you and about the space you play in. It's an opportunity to hear, directly from your audience, what they want and expect from you.
106 weeks ago
Leslie A. Joy:
Excellent point Erin. Technology and the rise of social media/social networking has definitely expanded the ability to monitor and actually listen ...MoreExcellent point Erin. Technology and the rise of social media/social networking has definitely expanded the ability to monitor and actually listen to what people are saying.
106 weeks ago
106 weeks ago
Erin Lariviere
Big news at Tungle.me today! Groups and Search & Directory announced: http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/home/permalink/?ndmViewId=news_v...
Rebecca Thorman
We are a canceling culture (http://bit.ly/dy1yLC). I'm certainly guilty of it. As the author of that post says, sometimes canceling feels like you got time back. But if the point is to spend time with another person, why does it feel satisfying to cancel? Rescheduling is the new black. But what do you think, is it okay to cancel - yay or nay?
107 weeks ago from Productivity & Time-Management, Monthly Goal Meet-Up and Tungle.me - Meetings made easy1 more
Meghan Skiff recommended this
Meghan Skiff:
@Marie, I totally agree. There are some people where it is totally ok. There are some people that you have the kind of relationship where there is ...More@Marie, I totally agree. There are some people where it is totally ok. There are some people that you have the kind of relationship where there is an understanding and it is not offensive to cancel. With some of my really close friends, that type of understanding exists. Excellent point!
107 weeks ago
107 weeks ago
Ciara:
I know what you mean about how good it can feel to cancel. Sometimes I make plans and then on that day I'm just too worn out or don't feel like ...MoreI know what you mean about how good it can feel to cancel. Sometimes I make plans and then on that day I'm just too worn out or don't feel like getting together. So I cancel and I feel like a weight has been lifted & I can relax.
I agree with Marie. If we adjust our schedules to where we're not so overloaded then keeping the appointment isn't so difficult. We don't feel so worn out. It's not just about keeping the appointment, it's about committing when you REALLY CAN commit! and not just saying that you will.
107 weeks ago
I agree with Marie. If we adjust our schedules to where we're not so overloaded then keeping the appointment isn't so difficult. We don't feel so worn out. It's not just about keeping the appointment, it's about committing when you REALLY CAN commit! and not just saying that you will.
107 weeks ago
Mehul Kar
When can I embed tungle in my website?
Mehul Kar
I've been recommending Tungle more frequently to my friends. I can't really use it until they start using it, and I love the service.
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