Multiple Time Zones in Shifts
Need the ability to have multiple Time Zones in Shifts. For Global companies a single Time Zone just doesn't cut it.
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Anonymous
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Not having multiple time zones has been a big inconvenience for us
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Anonymous
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We have just started to use Microsoft Teams and find the product complicated, inefficient and has several major flaws. The first is now when using Microsoft Outlook and Teams you have two calendars, why? Second this product is supposed to help working and running international operations, however you have to know all the different time zones your working with. Now using Teams you have to have a secondary document to keep track of meetings and time zones. Even in Outlook you can have 3 time zones. The Teams product is not really ready for professional and efficient use.
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Anonymous
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hello, Time zone in shift should be editable as it is not making any sense working in other time zone and following a different timezone in shift. we need this feature
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Anonymous
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: I have created a schedule in Microsoft Shifts. My teams is set to Indian Standard Time. The shift will be viewed by team members across different countries in different time zone. The issue, the shift is set to IST time zone and the recipients are in a different time. The general expectation from the application is that it will automatically display the shift timings in the recipients time zone rather than the time zone in which it was created. Please can this be fixed.
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Anonymous
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I am based in the UK and our HQ is in VA, USA and so in MSOutlook I have EST displayed on the left hand side of my calendar so I know what times we're talking about when discussing and scheduling meetings with the wider team. This is lacking in Teams and I cannot find any way of configuring it to be displayed. It means I spend a lot of my time subtracting 5 hours from UK times.
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Christian Gottschild
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Nach dem letzten Update wird die Änderungszeit in Teams-Dateien in einer falschen Zeitzone angezeigt. Trotz korrekter Zeit-Einstellungen wird die PST angezeigt.
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Anonymous
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Need to be able to enter a schedule in the managers local time zone and then have MS SHIFTS dynamically change the view based on the users timezone. MUST HAVE FOR THIS TO BE USEFUL!!
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Avi Sabaj
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Any update on this request?
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Carol Mitchell
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Time Zones would be best if seen in the users local time zone, or at least an option to do that
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Iris K.
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Time Zone Support and allocation of shift across multiple locations is essential in call centre environment and not only.
Strongly recommend this to be added as well as functionality to have it on the left-hand side menu bar when a team is actively sharing one for easy access.
Looking forward to further updates on this. -
Phil
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Staffhub had this ability, and losing this kind of sucks after being forced to upgrade to Teams. Especially being on a 4.5 hour difference from the times shown in shifts, it's a small mental mathematical annoyance that I now have to do. Please fix this and re-add time zone configuration.
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Richard Holler
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we need time zone support please!!!!
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Tyler
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I would like to throw my interest behind multiple time zones in Shifts as well. In its current state Shifts is very unappealing for global companies with internal teams that work across multiple time zones.
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[Deleted User]
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Any update on this?
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Michelle Repetti
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Agreed! Not having multiple time zones has been a big inconvenience for our company.
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Rachel Schwartz
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Agreed!
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Emanuel Cortes
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The app should dynamically show up as the viewer's local timezone.
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Laura Lincoln
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Is there a status on this? We're finding it difficult to use across a Global 24/7 team.
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Anonymous
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I work for a global company and multiple time zones in Shifts is essential.
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Andrew Waugh
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Agreed. Would be most useful for me to allow each user to select their timezone so shifts can be scheduled in one timezone e.g. UTC but would be displayed in the user's local timezone.