Use case
The problem: I asked for an adjustment months ago. I cannot prove what was agreed.
Keep a record of your work adjustments
Keep a private record of the reasonable adjustments you ask for at work: what you asked, the emails, what was agreed and when to follow up.
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The problem
What gets in the way
- Talks are not written downYou agreed a change in a meeting. No one wrote it down.
- Emails get lostThe reply that said yes is somewhere in your inbox.
- Follow-ups slipYou meant to check in after a month. Then you forgot.
How it works
A clear record, in order
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Step 1: Write down what helps you
Click + Note. Write what makes work easier, such as quiet time or written instructions.
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Step 2: Link the emails
When you ask by email, open the email. Click Humble and link it to a task.
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Step 3: Pick a day to follow up
Give the task a due date, so you check in on time.
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Step 4: See it all in order
Your timeline shows each note and task by the day it happened.
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What it uses
The parts of Humble behind this
Reasonable adjustments
What they are and how to ask.
Access to Work
Government support for work in the UK.
Timeline
Everything in the order it happened.
Questions
Common questions
Changes at work that help you do your job, such as quiet time or written instructions. Under the Equality Act 2010, employers must make reasonable adjustments for disabled employees.
No. Your notes are private. Someone sees a note only if you share it.
No. It works for any adjustment, for any reason.
No. Humble is free to start.
More use cases
More problems Humble solves
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The problem: In my one-to-one, I forget what I wanted to say.
Prepare for your one-to-ones
Write points down as you think of them, linked to the person. They are ready before you meet.
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The problem: An email needs an answer, then it sinks in my inbox.
Turn an email into a task
Click Humble on an email to make it a task. The task links back to the email.
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The problem: Review time again. I cannot remember what I did this year.
Write your performance review
Your timeline keeps a list of what you finished. Use it to write your review.
Keep a clear record
Start your first note. It is free to start.