If you truly want to solve a problem, solve the pain that it causes. When the pain is being felt by the executive at Facebook, then you know it's a problem that others face too. As the CIO of Facebook, Tim Campos was tasked with solving the pain the team was experiencing through the management of calendars, productivity, and the dreaded meeting. Tim took the lessons to build Woven. Woven is helping individuals and companies take back their calendars and start spending time on what matters most to them.In today's episode, we chat about productivity, technology and community, the culture driving Facebook, rethinking time, problem-solving, and much more.LinksWoven: https://woven.comBook RecommendationDeep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted WorldLink: https://amzn.to/34FeCdx About Tim CamposAs the former Chief Information Officer at Facebook, Tim Campos doubledoverall productivity to $1.8 million per employee - making it the mostproductive company in the world. Now, as CEO of Woven, he's taking thoselessons to reimagine how people use their calendar, so they can spend timeon what matters most to them.Two weeks after Tim started as CIO of Facebook in 2010, Mark Zuckerbergsummoned him to his office for an urgent meeting. Once there, he met withZuckerberg’s Executive Assistant, who lambasted the company’s internalcalendar app and urged Tim to fix it. From that moment, Tim set to workdesigning creative tools that would help Facebook employees easily findoptimal times and places to meet. It was so successful that it helped Timdouble Facebook’s productivity from $900,000 to $1.8 million per employeeover his tenure — five times more than most tech companies.Tim’s experience managing productivity for the entire Facebook workforcehelped him realize that traditional calendars are broken. In 2016, he leftFacebook to co-found Woven, an intelligent calendar that helps busyprofessionals maximize their most valuable asset - time.

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