How to Share Your Availability in Gmail (Add Meeting Times)
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
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Here's a hidden gem within Gmail that allows you to schedule meetings effortlessly and for free! Say goodbye to the back-and-forth emails when finding a suitable time to meet. In this tutorial, Scott Friesen shows you how to share your availability directly within your Gmail messages.
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Awesome information!
Glad it was helpful!
As part of a small non-profit team, this is a great solution for scheduling internal calls. Thank you for the well-executed tutorial!
You are very welcome. All the best introducing this to your team!
Thank you, that’s helpful 👍I would reserve manually the hours offered. What a pity you can’t do that in the process of offering these slots.
Loved this info. and immediately tried it on my phone, only to find that it cannot be done from there. Any work-around, or am I missing something?
For now, this is a desktop only feature.
Why am I not seeing this option in my gmail?