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2002
  |  By Work Life Editorial Team
Two AI experts weigh in on how the technology can help teams do more and collaborate better.
  |  By Bruno Siqueira
I came away with a new appreciation for all the work (visible and invisible) managers do.
  |  By Kat Boogaard
Use these strategies to align expectations, streamline communication, and crush your goals.
  |  By Genevieve Michaels
Huggy Rao, co-author of The Friction Project, on the practices and processes that may be holding you back.
  |  By Trish Sammer
Getting feedback can be intimidating, but avoiding it only makes things worse.
  |  By Dr. Molly Sands
Most teams no longer sit shoulder-to-shoulder, even if individual members go into their closest office every day. When teams are not co-located, you need to be much more intentional about bringing them together. At Atlassian, we aim to have teams meet in-person at one of our offices a few times per year, and we prioritize building relationships and advancing mission-critical work during that time. These team gatherings are part of our Intentional Togetherness Gathering (ITG) program.
  |  By Anna Jaffe
Download the Guide to learn more about our evolving approach to governance and the lessons we’ve learned so far.
  |  By Natalie Mendes
From concert posters to Big Tech, our Executive Creative Director Josh Higgins shares his uncommon path to creative leadership.
  |  By Michelle Blanchard
Here’s how to minimize the biases that often show up across the employee lifecycle.
  |  By Tracy Middleton
Healthy teams enjoy benefits that go far beyond the company’s bottom line.
  |  By Atlassian
Whether you call them AI assistants, copilots, or teammates – there’s no shortage of AI features that promise to help individuals work smarter, better, and faster. But at a time when the workplace grows more distributed and the need for better collaboration and connection becomes more crucial, we should instead be thinking about how AI will actually help teams — not just individuals — work better together. After all, no great achievement is accomplished alone.
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Appy Hours is an Atlassian Community monthly event where 4 Marketplace Partners go head-to-head for the title of Best App Demo.
  |  By Atlassian
Jira Service Management is a modern, end-to-end ITSM solution that’s designed for scale. Watch this overview to learn how it can help you unlock high-velocity teams, empower every team to deliver great service fast, bring visibility, and accelerate the flow of work between development, IT, and business teams.
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Get the latest Jira Work Management updates in our March Monthly Minute. Import from Jira Software, add new background colors and gradients, and more. Jira Work Management makes it easy for business teams to collaborate, align, and deliver work, all in one place.
  |  By Atlassian
Stagnating innovation, loneliness, and decreased productivity are just a few of the arguments against letting people choose where they work. And yet, offices don’t automatically solve any of these challenges. So what are the answers? How can we inspire creativity and keep people connected in an increasingly global, distributed world? What role should offices play in the future of work? Global Head of Team Anywhere Annie Dean and Fortune Reporter Jane Thier discuss why it’s time to stop obsessing over WHERE people work and instead focus on HOW they work.
  |  By Atlassian
In this 8-minute video, we’ll get to know some basics about Assets in Jira Service Management Premium. Assets is the name for the Asset Management feature included with your Jira Service Management subscription. You’ll learn about how Assets are structured and configured, understand some core concepts to get going, and see some examples of how this could look for your teams. Managing Assets in Jira can help reduce overall cost and effort by bringing more of your folks into a single ecosystem, allowing for greater communication and simpler management of your Assets.
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Individually we're great, but together we're so much better. Accomplish everything that's impossible alone with Atlassian's collaboration software like Jira, Confluence, and Trello.
  |  By Atlassian
Modern software teams are multi-disciplinary, and design is integral to product development. However, there are often challenges during the handoff between developers and designers. It's hard for developers and designers to stay across each other's work, and things can be easily missed. We've partnered closely with Figma to create integrations that give better visibility into design work and notify when there are changes. This will help teams stay in sync and deliver work with fewer delays.

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Atlassian is a leading provider of collaboration, development, and issue tracking software for teams. With over 100,000 global customers (including 85 of the Fortune 100), we’re advancing the power of collaboration with products including Jira, Jira Service Desk, Jira Ops, Confluence, Hipchat, Bitbucket, Trello, OpsGenie, and more. Driven by honest values, an amazing culture, and consistent revenue growth, we’re out to unleash the potential of every team.