Team weekly

All our tools we use during our weekly team meetings. Start by clicking the Word of the week below, a fun way to get a pulse check from your tteam.

Word of the week

Before we jump into the meeting, take a few moments to reflect.

Open action items

Track your individual progress against internal team goals.

Launch calendar

A quick review of upcoming launches. Hover over each launch to see more info about the launch and edit launch details in the table below.

Performance

High-level company goals that give our team goals context. Expand each quarter and date and start writing meeting notes.

Discussion topics

Updates, questions, and topics to discuss during our meeting. Expand the bullets and start writing meeting notes.

Coda has brought structure and fun to how we stay connected as a PM team. We have one central place for keeping up to date on the business and discussing what's top of mind across each pillar. - Sylvia Lin, Brex Product Manager

Every Monday, our entire product team meets for one hour, with three goals:

Build team culture. We ask every team member to write a "

word of the week⁠

" and "win from last week." Oftentimes these snapshots are quite creative and humorous; they let us learn a little more about our teammates each week. We devote the next ten minutes to individual updates, ensuring that everyone has a voice early in the meeting.

Track progress toward key objectives. We use

Open action items⁠

to track progress against internal team goals, the

Launch calendar⁠

to quickly review upcoming launches, and

Business performance⁠

to keep an eye on high-level key goals. Each page is updated before the meeting. Ideally we only discuss open questions or issues.

Discuss and align. The bulk of the meeting is focused on

discussion topics⁠

. Everyone writes updates, questions, and topics in this page. We spend roughly five minutes reading during the meeting and 15-20 minutes discussing specific topics.

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