Needing the ability for a manager to oversee tasks while various team members do their parts as it moves through a recurring monthly process.
If the manager is assigned all tasks they’re responsible for managing, it looks like they have about 240 things to do when that’s not really accurate, making it challenging for the manager to parse out their real to-do’s vs the tasks they’re responsible for but are currently being working on by someone else. If the manager is not assigned to the tasks, it’s difficult for them to monitor the progress of all tasks.
Example:
A manager is responsible for 60 client tasks being completed in a month, moving through a kanban board for various stages and assignees doing their part.
4 other team members have action items for all the tasks at various points.
How can the manager see progress of their tasks while the action item is with someone else? Basically, the manager needs an accurate view of their actual action items/to-do list and a separate view to see their responsible tasks that are currently with other people.
In past experience, I’ve found a feature in Basecamp that allows users to “follow” or “oversee” a project, letting them to see when it changes status or assignee, without it being assigned to them. Is there a similar feature for Airtable?
