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SOAR Course Project Sync — 2026-04-03

Overview

Weekly project sync between Melissa Cusumano (Asymmetric) and Gus Donelson (Agility Recovery). The meeting covered three main areas: establishing a correct Rise 360 / Review 360 publish-and-review workflow, confirming a scope pivot away from Storyline simulator courses toward simpler video-based Rise courses, and planning the kickoff of the next course covering the Agility tech stack (Salesforce, SalesLoft, ZoomInfo).

Attendees
- Melissa Cusumano — Asymmetric (lead designer on handoff)
- Gus Donelson — Agility Recovery (client)
- Mark Hope — Asymmetric (not present)
- Avokerie "Evoke" Onorimuo — Asymmetric (not present; on holiday)


Key Decisions

1. Rise 360 → Review 360 Publish Workflow Established

A miscommunication surfaced: Gus could not see Melissa's recent video updates because she had not published a new version to Review 360 — he was still viewing the version Isalia originally submitted. A formal workflow was agreed upon:

  1. Edit content in Rise 360.
  2. Publish new version: In Rise 360, go to ReviewPublish New Version.
  3. Re-request review: In Review 360, click Re-request Review to send Gus a new notification and link.
  4. Resolve comments: Melissa (not Gus) resolves comments in Review 360 once addressed, clearing the audit trail.

Gus will not resolve comments himself — that responsibility sits with the Asymmetric team so he can always see what is open vs. addressed.

2. Scope Pivot: Storyline Courses → Video-Based Rise Courses

The original agreement included 4 Storyline simulator courses for tech stack training. This is being replaced with video-based Rise courses for the following reasons:

Reason Detail
Skill gap Neither Isalia nor Asymmetric broadly has deep Storyline expertise
Platform constraint Storyline requires a Windows machine; previous designer used her husband's laptop
Maintenance burden Storyline courses are labor-intensive to update for a dynamic tech stack

New approach:
- Gus (and potentially sellers) will record walkthrough videos of Salesforce, SalesLoft, and ZoomInfo.
- Melissa will edit the videos and build them into Rise modules — the same pattern used for the Co-Pilot course.
- Gus acknowledged this is a downgrade from the original spec but is accepting it pragmatically. He noted he would still prefer Storyline if a qualified builder could be found.

3. Leadership Videos Scrapped

Two "nice-to-have" videos from the original scope — a Welcome video and a Day in the Life video featuring senior leadership — are canceled. Coordinating in-person recordings with a fully remote leadership team has proven logistically impractical. Gus considers this scope already paid for and is moving on.

4. Outline Migration: Google Drive → SharePoint

The tech stack course outline currently lives in Google Drive with comments from Isalia. Because Agility works in Microsoft/SharePoint and the two platforms don't interoperate, Melissa will:
- Upload the document to Agility's SharePoint (SOAR Courses folder).
- Manually merge Isalia's Google Doc comments into the SharePoint version.
- Work exclusively from the SharePoint version going forward.


Co-Pilot Course Status


Next Course: Tech Stack Training (Salesforce, SalesLoft, ZoomInfo)


Action Items

Melissa

Gus

Melissa & Gus


Context & Relationship Notes

Gus expressed candid frustration about the project's length and the Storyline skill gap. Key points for internal awareness:


Sources

  1. Index
  2. Copilot Course