Gusto HR platform navigation makes it hard to find benefits information
Employees and administrators cannot quickly locate specific benefits cards or HR resources within Gusto without manually navigating through multiple screens. The absence of a search function or AI-assisted navigation creates friction at the moment of need. This is a structural gap in HR platforms that scales with plan complexity.
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