Work Assembly is an independent website about how work gets done: productivity methods, meetings, and the AI assistants that are changing both. Articles explain how methods and tools work in plain English, what the research and official guidance say about them, and where their limits are.
What we cover
- Productivity: planning and focus methods such as time blocking, the Eisenhower Matrix, Getting Things Done and the weekly review.
- Artificial Intelligence: how AI meeting, email and scheduling assistants work, how speech recognition and large language models produce their output, and the privacy questions they raise.
- Business: meetings, agendas, follow-up and the people who keep leaders organised, such as executive assistants and chiefs of staff.
Independence
This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by or speaking for any company, including any AI assistant, meeting software, calendar or scheduling vendor. It does not sell software or services, and it does not take sign-ups, demo requests, quotes or enquiries for any product. It does not review, rank or test products. Tools and organisations are named only where a cited source does, to explain how something works.
Not professional advice
Everything on Work Assembly is general information. It is not legal, HR, financial or other professional advice. Rules on topics such as recording meetings differ between places and change over time, so check the current law or ask a qualified adviser before relying on it.
How we write
Articles are researched from primary and authoritative sources such as standards bodies, government agencies, universities, peer-reviewed studies and official product documentation, and they link to those sources so readers can check them. If you spot an error, please tell us through the contact page.