Using the function /polly in Slack, you can create customized surveys and polls for the board. Slack can integrate to a variety of poll and survey applications. Use Slack's channels to create various discussion topics such as "fundraising ideas," "chorus operations," or "chorus technology." When it comes time for the in-person board meetings, members will have already had ample time to discuss the issues at hand making the meetings run smoothly and efficiently. With Slack, board members can communicate freely and openly whenever they like. Board members may find that they want to discuss a topic more thoroughly but simply don't have the time to do so. In-person meetings typically have time restrictions.
With email comes the fear of clogging inboxes, which keeps communications brief and with a low likelihood of follow-ups. Yes, free!īoards need allowance to have long-winded discussions but these are often hindered by current forms of communication such as email and in-person meetings. Here's why:įirst and foremost, Slack is free. One of my favorite tools for team collaboration is Slack and I think chorus boards should start using it. As we roll into 2018, I can't help but think why are chorus boards still operating as we did twenty years ago? We now have technological tools that can help us operate more efficiently and achieve more as a chorus if we only use them to our advantage.
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