I listened to this podcast about the writing culture at the company Levels, and it resonated with me. Levels organizes their company around long-form written memos. They eschew Slack and have found email to lack legibility as an archive.
Levels ended up building their own internal communication platform, but I suspect it looks a lot like Booklet.
I'm sharing this podcast here because it serves as a vision for where I see Booklet going, and how I foresee companies operating in the future. Similar to how Amazon banned power points, I think more companies will begin banning Slack. Long-form written communication is the best way to organize groups of knowledge workers.
Take a listen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IM6P_LB6W80
Levels ended up building their own internal communication platform, but I suspect it looks a lot like Booklet.
I'm sharing this podcast here because it serves as a vision for where I see Booklet going, and how I foresee companies operating in the future. Similar to how Amazon banned power points, I think more companies will begin banning Slack. Long-form written communication is the best way to organize groups of knowledge workers.
Take a listen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IM6P_LB6W80
