OpenTable vs. The Org

It all comes down to budget and options. Most places that can be found in the app are in the upper price range, so if the company is paying for the meal we immediately look for something in OpenTable. If each one of us is paying for its meal, the selection process might be a bit longer and we might have to make the reservation via phone call or just show up and hope we get a table.

Incentivized

This software is good for creating an organizational chart and visualizing the positions needed to grow your company. It allows you to create profiles of each employee so potential candidates can see who they may be working with, who the company employs, who they may be working for, and whether there is room for upward mobility.

Incentivized

• Reservations are reliable.
• Options are well organized and that speed decision making.
• The ability to save restaurants I liked.
• UI is clean, color scheme looks good.
• Lots of information about the place is provided, including specific price range and safety precautions.

Incentivized

• Org Chart
• User Interface

Incentivized

• Having more places on it.
• Better suggestions by location. I live in the border with US and even though I open the app on the mexican side, it suggests US restaurants.

Incentivized

• Be able to post jobs to job boards.

Incentivized

The Org was our first Org Chart software. We also have what amounts to an org chart in Justworks but it isn't laid out as cleanly or as plainly. Before using The Org, the org charting was a bit scattered and many people had problems with chain of command questions

Incentivized

• It's hard to calculate but it saves time and time is money.
• Helps take into account the expense process because we know what kind of payment type we can use at each place.
• Helps us select the correct place if we are going to talk shop or just team-build.

Incentivized

• No negative impact noted.

Incentivized