Google added a clever feature to Google Calendar today called “Suggested Times,” which makes scheduling a meeting among multiple people a lot easier. Now, when you create a calendar event, you choose a day and select who’s invited — before you even send the invitation, it will sweep the calendars of all your invitees to see what times everyone is available so you can pick a time that works. Of course, you’ll all need to be using Google Calendar for it to work, but that seems to be increasingly likely for both business and personal use.
Google Calendar adds suggested times for events
Google added a clever feature to Google Calendar today called “Suggested Times,” which makes scheduling a meeting among multiple people a lot easier.
Google added a clever feature to Google Calendar today called “Suggested Times,” which makes scheduling a meeting among multiple people a lot easier.
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