Hey, and welcome to the Jira Training Hub :) Please watch this quick video first. First, don't spam! Second, you can introduce yourself and let us/me know what your main struggle is or what you wanna do with Jira / Confluence / JSM :) However, the best approach is to jump to the Classroom section at the top, where you can access all courses and other resources. Don't forget to check the calendar and add the Jira Live call session reminder to your calendar. Also, all replays will be live in the Classroom. However, if you'd rather skip the research and get a personalized Jira strategy session, I've got a few slots open this week: https://projectflow.co.uk/call/

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Guys, there was a question during the workshop about the time tracking and as I told you Jira can track time but in a very simple way so if you need a better solution it will be Tempo (video coming soon) but yes I know Tempo is not an easy plugin to master. That's why I recommend Worklog. It's an amazing plugin which can be set in less than 1h.

Guys, I just want to give a huge shout-out to Mike. I joined his group last year, and I was really struggling with Jira. I came across Mike's workshop on his YouTube channel while binge-watching his tutorials. Sure, you can learn a lot from YouTube or Udemy courses—I even bought a few myself—but nothing compares to his workshop. Over a few weekends, I learned so much practical stuff that I can honestly say he saved me six months to a year of learning Jira and Confluence on my own. If you're on the fence about his workshop, just go for it! You won't regret it. Plus, Mike answered all my questions on Slack, and access to his course platform was another big bonus for me. I'm super excited we moved to this new platform, Skool. I've never used it before, but it's looking good. I just passed an interview and now I'm in the £60K salary bracket, mainly because of my Jira knowledge. Thanks, Mike!