Get Started with Shifts in Microsoft Teams

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This morning, as is often the case, I received a question by way of my LinkedIn account. The question concerned Shifts in Microsoft Teams. For those not familiar with Shifts it is a powerful service integrated into Microsoft Teams that facilitates shift scheduling, emergency coverage, and more for frontline workers. By wrapping the service in Microsoft Teams it becomes part of a holistic offering that facilitates all modes of pertinent collaboration in a extensible, scalable, solution. The question was as follows: “Any videos for end users or managers regarding the Shifts in Teams feature?”

Below I have compiled a listing of resources for end users, managers, as well as IT staff along the use and management of Shift in Microsoft Teams. I hope you find them useful and start on your own journey to leveraging the power of this Office 365 integrated service with your own organization. Also, as you have questions for your organization around the use of Shifts don’t hesitate to reach out to your local account team from Microsoft as they can line you up with the appropriate resources to learn and learn Shifts.

Resources:

• IT
  • Learn about Shifts for Teams
  • Firstline Worker features coming soon to Microsoft Teams
  • Manage the Shifts app for your organization in Microsoft Teams
• Frontline Workers and Managers
  • Get started in Shifts
  • Fill out a schedule in Shifts
  • Manage your shifts in Shifts
  • Set up Time Clock for Shifts
  • Export time reporting in Shifts
  • Clock in and out with Shifts and Time Clock
• Related
  • Microsoft Teams video training
  • Manage staff work schedules in Microsoft Teams (full video training series for Shifts in Microsoft Teams. Hosted on LinkedIn Learning [formerly Lynda.com])
  • Microsoft Teams for Firstline Workers
  • Enhance the Firstline Worker Experience with Microsoft Teams (video)
  • Microsoft Teams updates for Firstline Workers (video)
  • YouTube videos and Tutorials for Microsoft Shifts

I hope you find these resources helpful.

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