OrgChartPlus vs. Squivr

It was pretty good for making variations on an org chart while our HR team was in charge of a re organization. We liked that we could collaborate on all documents and make several versions of org charts while deciding which employee should be on which team. Ultimately, the visual expressions helped us decide on teams, groups and reporting lines

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• look
• interface
• ability to share

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• options
• flexibility
• ease of use

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They were both good products and we used them interchangeably. Ultimately, we ended up preferring Lucidchart, but this product also offers a great interface

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• made it easier to manage
• saved money not hiring a contractor
• made the boss happy
• gave the process a tactile, visual element

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