Bonus points if I could tie the duration to “cover” the hours on the calendar, but I would settle for just having it tied to the time. If the view allows me to show the hours, I should be able to see that a meeting for project X is at 8:00 AM, a review of Project y’s tasks is happening at 10:30 AM, and project z’s close-out is at 2:30 PM, with them all at the correct “spots” on the calendar. It would be nice if I was able to display all meetings setup in a board, based on those criteria. I just deleted the view since I can’t use it at all. You can also click View on Google Calendar from the email notification. Even without the item being tied to the duration, having them appear at the hour mark would be helpful. Computer Navigate to your Google Calendar, sign in, and click the desired event once. Sure, I can see all the items listed at the top of the day, but with the amount of information visible, it just appears as a big blob since it is only tied to the date, not the hour.

I understand that it isn’t a scheduling software, but if you are pushing the WorkOS model, then I should be able to incorporate my meetings into a workflow (they are still an essential part of work after all) and be able to generate a working calendar from your example. With columns like date, time and duration, you would think that I would be able to use the Calendar View to be able to see meetings that are scheduled without having to leave. I had thought, while looking at the Calendar Widget and example template, that this kind of functionality was built in now.

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