Gusto mobile app makes team schedule calendar difficult to navigate
HR managers and employees using Gusto mobile find the team calendar feature cumbersome and hard to access, making it difficult to view group schedules on the go. The desktop-first design does not translate well to mobile, reducing utility for managers who need quick schedule visibility.
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