Sunday Session #2 - A less than optimal employee experience (a personal story), Hub to Hub Associations and Team Site Navigation Switching

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The Sunday Session: The idea behind the Sunday session episodes is to bring you a recap of the past week and anything that has come to my attention that I think will bring you some value all in a bit sized episode. In thise epsiode we talk about a personal example of a less than optimal employee experience. Some tips and recomendations of setting up and using Microsoft To DO with the Getting Things Done Methodology and then we dive into two features rolling out to Microsoft 365 and in particular SharePoint and they are:

Hub to Hub association
Team Site Navigation swithing

More information about the above two features:

SharePoint Hub to Hub Association: Associate a hub site to another hub site in the SharePoint admin center - SharePoint in Microsoft 365 | Microsoft Docs
SharePoint Team Site Navigation Switching: Microsoft 365 Roadmap - New Releases - Updates | Microsoft 365

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