If you say yes (why wouldn’t you at this point?) then you should see the following. Chrome will prompt you to allow desktop notifications. Now, close and restart your browser, then head back to your calendar.
Scroll down to the Event Settings under the General header, and select “Desktop Notifications” from the “Notifications” option. The first step is simply to drill into your calendar settings, so pop over to that app and open that up. I found an out there which pointed me in the right direction, but the new bits look like, well, different bits, so here I share. New tooling means new learning, so I had to dig around the new Calendar experience to find the setting I was looking for. It was more than mildly annoying, but at the same time it kept me on top of my meetings.īut, no excuses. It used to be that Chrome would “pop over” what you were working on with the in-browser alerts. I’ve only really used it once before, and the calendar app and the way they handle meeting notifications has changed. Inventive uses the Google apps suite of tools which is new-ish to me for complete workflow. I’m thankful that “patience” and “grace” are also in this culture. I love it.Īaaaaaand then I go and miss two standups in my first week.
There is this great combination and balance of humor, humility and “get sh!t done” that is really pushing this old dog to keep up. I recently joined the team at Inventive and I’m so geeked to be working with some pretty incredible folks. Get your Gmail notifications on your desktop and be on time for those important, team-bonding sessions. Ya know what is really embarassing? Missing a meeting with a group of people you really like working with. Enable Google Chrome Desktop Notifications from Gmail
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