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Raina Das  

2mo

I found the ideal AI assistant. My biggest challenge has always been finding the simplest way to do things. I’ve been looking for an AI assistant for a while that would work for…

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Beatrice Vladut  

3w

Here's what a day in my life looked like 3 months ago... 8AM: Content writing. 10AM: Client calls. 12PM: Brand meetings. 3PM: Team syncs. 5PM: Pitch follow-ups.

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Pep Torres  

2w

I found the ideal AI assistant. My biggest challenge has always been finding the **simplest way** to do things. I’ve been looking for an AI assistant for a while that would work for…

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Ghyslain MORVAN  

2mo

Let's be honest: 3 out of 4 meetings are pointless — and the worst part? You walk out with your head spinning... But you've already forgotten the most important things.

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Théophile Burnet  

2mo

I create my content from my client calls. Here’s how I do it — plus 3 free prompts 👇 Every meeting with my clients or prospects is a goldmine of insights…

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Inès Sivignon  

1w

Yes, this is a sponsored post. No, I didn't sell my soul for a promo code. What do you take me for??? I agreed to work with Taalent because their AI actually delivers — and it works for you in meetings without frying your brain. (When you have one.) I usually take pages and pages of notes (that I may or may not ever read back), and I'm always terrified of forgetting something, because my brain is already racing down a thousand rabbit holes at once. (You know the feeling...) Up until now, that was sometimes a real handicap for me.

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Elisabetta Torretti  

1w

If you’ve ever opened your inbox and felt attacked… same. I used to spend half my day replying, chasing, organising, rewriting, and trying to remember what was said in which meeting. My workflow wasn’t broken.
It was chaotic. Then I tried Noota.
At first, just for meeting notes.
But it didn’t stop there. It started organising my inbox.
Drafting my follow-ups.
Summarising my calls.
Connecting my conversations in one place.
No more “Where did we say this?”
No more information living in seven different tools. And now they’ve launched Noota 360 - the full upgrade.
Meetings, emails, calls, actions.
All talking to each other.
All in one sovereign workspace.
It’s the calm my brain needed.

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Charlène HEMERY  

3w

I've worn through dozens of notebooks with my interview write-ups. The problem? I lost candidates along the way. At the end of each interview, I'd tear out the notes, slip them into a sleeve for that candidate, itself filed inside a color-coded folder per recruitment. A very 2010 method — and not exactly GDPR-friendly. 🥲 But most importantly: nearly impossible to track down a candidate a year later. With Taalent, every interview — even phone calls — is recorded, transcribed, summarized and synced directly to your ATS.

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Georgia Dixon  

1w

Ideas are easy.
Remembering what to do with them is where teams fall apart. Most businesses don’t have a meeting problem.
They have a memory + follow-up problem. And the objections I hear always sound the same: ❌ “We already take notes.”
(But everyone’s notes look different… and half the details disappear.) ❌ “We can track actions manually.”
(Except manual follow-up is where 90% of actions go to die.) ❌ “It’s just another tool.”
(It only feels that way when information is scattered across twenty places.) That’s exactly why Noota launched Noota 360, a connected workspace where every meeting, call, email, and action is automatically captured and linked together.

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Molly Stovold  

3w

Sorry for not replying to your email (I was probably doing literally anything else). Emails are my least favourite task. They need formatting. They need structure. They need energy I do not have after client calls. But when someone signs with my agency, they expect a clear recap. Something that summarises everything they just said “yes” to the offer before the formal proposal is finished. I did this manually for two whole days. Then I gave up and partnered with Noota instead.

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Alban Lefebvre  

1w

I've developed a habit during my meetings that gives me an endless stream of powerful post ideas: recording all my calls with Taalent. Before, after every prospect meeting that didn't convert, I'd walk away empty-handed. Now, here's what concretely changes in a simple 30-minute call: Taalent records the call, lists every objection raised, and instantly generates 10 post ideas that address each one. Since that day, I've had post ideas on tap. The time savings are absolutely MO-NU-MEN-TAL.

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Félicie Le Dragon  

1mo

Yes, this is a sponsored post. No, I didn't sell my soul for a promo code. What do you take me for??? I agreed to work with Taalent because their AI actually delivers — and it works for you in meetings without frying your brain. (When you have one.) I usually take pages and pages of notes (that I may or may not ever read back), and I'm always terrified of forgetting something, because my brain is already racing down a thousand rabbit holes at once. (You know the feeling...) Up until now, that was sometimes a real handicap for me.

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Ben Pierron  

2w

How I saved 24 hours of work last month. This is what a day in my life looked like a month ago… 8:00 — Content writing. 10:00 — Client calls. 12:00 — Brand meetings. 15:00 — Team syncs. 17:00 — Proposal follow-ups. And I'd finally sit down at 6:47 PM just to check my inbox.

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Maud Grenier  

1mo

I'm so excited to announce: I'm a Taalent ambassador 🥳 — a tool that saves HR professionals time through AI, by automatically recording, summarizing and structuring our meetings. For the past 6 months, I put influencer collaborations on pause. Not out of disinterest. But to build partnerships that actually mean something, aligned with: 💡 Today's HR challenges (AI, mental health, sourcing, digitalization…) 💚 My values: integrity, transparency and knowledge-sharing ⚙️ My professional expertise: helping HR teams save time and focus on people, not paperwork I only want to talk about what I actually use, what I test every day, and what genuinely helps me in my work as a former HR professional and entrepreneur.

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Ayesha Ameer  

2w

I realised productivity isn't about doing more tasks. It's about being fully present in what actually matters. That shift happened during my client strategy calls. The most valuable insights weren’t in my frantic notes, they were in the moments I almost missed while trying to capture everything. That’s when I discovered Noota. My 5-step meeting transformation:

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Elizaveta Zabrodskaya  

1mo

Tired of spending your days in back-to-back meetings…
and remembering none of it? That was me, until I tried Noota
It combines notes, projects, and teamwork in one simple place. No fluff, no chaos. Just focus.
My meetings started turning into real progress. The best part? Summaries. Noota turns hours of calls and meetings into short, clear takeaways. It’s like having someone do all your notes and follow-ups for you. Everything — meetings, calls, emails, and tasks, finally connects.

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Amandine Bart  

3w

The recipe for ruining a client meeting? I know it all too well — maybe a little too well. 😂 I was so stressed and terrified of messing up that: I'd note down every tiny detail I'd over-prepare every single meeting And ironically, by doing all that, I was ruining my meetings anyway. Because I was too busy writing to actually listen. And I was wasting so much time.

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Anthony Quinchon  

1mo

Claude responded: I'm officially an AMBASSADOR for one of the AI tools I care about most!I'm officially an AMBASSADOR for one of the AI tools I care about most!! And I'm going to tell you why. 8 months ago, I finish a 2-hour client video call. Exhausted. I open Notion to write up the meeting notes. Problem: my notes look like Egyptian hieroglyphics. "Wait... what was the approved budget again?" "Did he say 2.3K or 2.5K?" "Damn, I didn't write down the deadline..." 2 hours of meeting. Then 1 hour writing the recap. Then emails sent chasing things I'd forgotten. In short: hours of unproductive time and absolutely not PRO at all. I was in full administrative burnout. Then one day a friend (an AI geek like me) says: "Try Taalent, it'll change your life."

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