Mais avec ce système, j’ai l’impression de récupérer un peu d’air quand ça ne passe pas, ça m’évite de trop stresser. Je joue surtout le soir, après le boulot, et pouvoir compter sur ce petit retour change vraiment la façon dont je vois les paris.

I hit a breaking point about two months ago. I was juggling three client projects on different platforms — all with their own quirks — and I kept thinking, why does it feel like I’m managing chaos instead of actual work? One of the projects even had a random file access issue where someone outside the team edited a private doc. Turns out it was a permissions glitch, but that was enough for me. I started hunting for a more secure environment where I wouldn’t constantly be second-guessing who’s seeing what or if I’d get paid on time. Someone I trust suggested a newer platform they said was actually built for creators and collaborators — not just for show. That’s when I stumbled onto it. Curious if anyone else here made the switch and stuck with it long enough to say it’s really worth it.

Colleagues, good afternoon. I would like to hear your opinion about Shifton. We have just started considering it as a possible tool for personnel management in our small retail chain. We are especially interested in the creator of the shift schedule - to what extent does it really work in conditions when the personnel often changes, someone takes time off, someone is late, and in general we do not have a strict schedule, everything is more or less floating. Automation sounds great, but in fact it often turns out that you still have to clean it up manually. Is it worth spending time on implementation, or is this another "wrapper"? I would like to hear the opinion of those who are already using the system in real mode, preferably not from the IT sphere, but from everyday business.