Using HipChat for Work and Fun - Sean Conaty
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In the last four years, Hearsay Social has grown from eight people in one HipChat room to over 100 people in more than 20 rooms. In this talk, I will share how Hearsay Social evolved its use of group chat rooms to facilitate an informed, engaged, and empowered workplace.
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