Inspiration
The advent of social media and the challenges of human resource inspired be to created a social media for the workplace.
What it does
Problems:
- employees don't like termination
- signs of termination
- Your boss starts expressing unhappiness with you.
- You get written up.
- The write ups escalate.
- You get excluded.
- You get demoted.
- Meetings are canceled.
- You get set up for failure.
- reasons you might not know even if you know
- signs of termination
- employees want to meet others from other companies
Solution:
- a social diary/journal
- set public or private
- public:
- share with company (see monitization)
- gain social media following
- OR keep it to yourself
- daily/journal
- OPTIONAL: machine learning sentiment analysis
Benefits:
- social media aspects allows comfort among employees while tailoring to the workplace
- comfort with social-media-like environment
- monitor performance
- connect with your company or others
- external feedback
- moral support
- human resource has more avenues
- monetization:
- ads (doesn't hurt)
- companies subscribe to get access to a feed of posts (monthly subscription)
- companies can pay to get an official account
How I built it
It uses Vanilla JavaScript and a little bit of REST API's.
Challenges I ran into
Organizing a team with different programming skills.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
Learning more about the challenges of HR and finding a solution. I generally don't focus on the workplace for my projects, but I am proud of doing so for this event.
What I learned
The solutions to HR always seems to be more stern.
What's next for Joyful - Social HR Diary/Journal
Structuring it to the capacities of an actual social media network (e.g. database, UI/UX, polish).
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