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“Find a group of people who challenge and inspire you; spend a lot of time with them, and it will change your life.” — Amy Poehler” Did I find that quote by googling quotes about groups, seeking no further once I saw Amy Poehler’s name? Yes. Amy said it best: it’s great to find people who challenge and inspire you, and we want to help you do just that with groups in Docebo Community. We launched the community with a small number of groups for a reason: we don’t want to create inactive silos in the community. With that said, we believe groups can be a powerful way to allow Docebo experts to connect with one another based on commonalities like use case, industry, region, # of Docebo MAUs, products used, etc. With all of that said: if you would like to create a group, we are here to help! How do I request a new group? To request a group, please follow these steps:Create a post in the Group Request category that shares your idea for a group In your post, please answer the following ques
Welcome to the Group Requests Category! This post explains the purpose and themes within this category. What is this category about?In this category, you’ll find posts from other individuals seeking to create groups of like-minded Docebo experts. Scroll through the posts and see if there are any group ideas you’d be interested in. If so, voice your interest so that a group will be created! What can I do here?You can request a new group by creating your own post, or voice your interest in someone else’s group by replying to their post. You can post Questions and Conversations in any category. Conversations are the most common type of post in this category.Questions are in Q/A format. They can have best answers, which give points to the user that posted the solution and highlights the answer for everyone to easily find. Make sure to mark an answer as best if it solves your problem.Conversations are for open-ended discussion. Got something you’re curious about discussing, or looking for o
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