Over the past month, I’ve been involved in numerous meeting scheduling activities. The process always seems to involve a lot of back-and-forth with dates before finally settling on one.
If you’ve read Lean Software Development by the Poppendiecks, you’re familiar with the concept of Set-based Problem Solving.
The website WhenIsGood utilizes this approach to simplify the process of finding a mutually convenient meeting time. It’s a straightforward, low-impact tool that can help streamline scheduling. You can check out their introduction video to see how it works.
This tool is a practical example of applying set-based problem-solving to everyday tasks, making the scheduling process more efficient and less frustrating.