Work Management Community
Connect. Learn. Share. Build the Future of How Work Gets Done.
Work strengthens when people do it together. The Work.Management Community is where practitioners, operators, workflow designers, and team leaders come together to share ideas, ask questions, solve challenges, and build a shared understanding of how modern work should operate.
Whether you’re leading a team, building workflows, rolling out a Work Management tool, or simply trying to bring clarity to your organization, you’re in the right place.
Why Join the Community?
✔ Connect With People Who “Get It”
Most teams struggle with the same challenges: unclear ownership, messy processes, tool overload, poor coordination.
Here, you can talk with others who understand the discipline and want to improve it.
✔ Learn From Real Use Cases
See how others are building workflows, managing cross-team coordination, improving execution, and implementing tools like Asana, Monday.com, ClickUp, Notion, Airtable, and more.
✔ Share Your Wins (and Challenges)
What’s working in your team?
What isn’t?
Your insights help others—and others help you.
✔ Stay Ahead of Work Management Trends
Get updates on AI workflows, best practices, new frameworks, templates, tools, and research shaping the future of work.
✔ Help Shape a New Discipline
Work Management is emerging quickly. Your voice matters.
As the community grows, it will influence future standards, frameworks, and best practices.
Reddit: Daily Discussion & Deep Threads
Join our Reddit community for ongoing conversations, debates, questions, and shared insights.
Perfect for long-form discussion and general learning.
Discord: Live Chats, Events & Collaboration
This is the real-time heartbeat of the community.
Use Discord for:
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Workflow teardown sessions
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Live Q&As
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Study groups
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Weekly "Work Management Friday" chats
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Sharing templates, examples, screenshots
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Connecting with other practitioners
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Asking for feedback on your workflows
→ Join the Work Management Discord
Community Guidelines (Friendly, Simple, Clear)
We keep things helpful, respectful, and practical.
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Be kind and constructive.
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Share what you know.
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Respect confidentiality.
Don’t share sensitive workplace details. -
No spam or self-promotion.
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Ask questions.
No question is too basic; we all start somewhere.
We want this to be one of the most positive, supportive communities on the internet.