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Who?

Hi there!
My name is Karina. I’m a fractional COO/workflow consultant, coda lover, and part of the inaugural coda doctorate cohort, and this is my capstone project.
You can learn more about me either on
my website
⁠
or via
my LinkedIn profile
⁠
.

What?

We were tasked with applying everything we learned to a publishable template, and because I find myself recently spending a lot of time hiring/onboarding/offboarding team members—so all things HR—I decided to build myself an HR system in coda.

Why?

Since HR has so many interrelated components, it lends itself to a tool like coda, which has both the power of a database, the flexibility of a doc, and the automations of some of my favorite third-party tools.
I tried to give the template enough detail to be functional out of the box, but to also to keep it simple and something I could see myself using. (
Let me know
⁠
what you think :)).

How?

Now for the details.
Head over to the
ReadMe Details
⁠
to learn more and then cross-refence the
Shortcuts
⁠
afterwards for quick referencing.
Either way, I hope you find this useful and keep coda’ing!





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