As your company grows, it can be tempting to fixate on the shiny milestones: more employees, more competitive offerings, and, ideally, more revenue ..read more

Monitoring the digital infrastructure of an enterprise is critical to business success, and as a busy enterprise admin putting out fires across your organization, every second counts. A recent study has found that “58% of organizations say their IT team spends more than five hours per week fulfilling repetitive requests from the business.” This has a huge hit on morale and majorly contributes to admins burning out, as the same study found that “90% of respondents say that manual and repetitive IT tasks contribute to low morale and attrition in their organizations ..read more

Let’s face it—whether you're the project lead overseeing a busy team or an individual contributor playing a supporting role, it’s easy to lose track and momentum. Multitasking on several different platforms with 20 tabs open on your browser while your Slack and email notifications are nonstop can cost you up to 40% of your productivity.  ..read more

A schedule isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. A well-planned schedule could maximize productivity for one but become a source of stress for another. The fact is, a schedule is best laid out depending on your role and its demands. Different roles have different priorities and in some projects, you’re faced with a combination of roles — one that morphs from individual contributor one day to manager the next day (or Superman by night).  It’s essential to identify your role and customize your schedule accordingly ..read more

Trello is an amazing tool, and I’ve often been called the “Number One Trello fan,” but that doesn’t mean it’s perfect, nor does it do everything I’ve ever wanted right out of the box ..read more

It’s been two years since remote work took over corporate America, and what did we learn? A lot of us can do our jobs from home at least a few days per week ..read more

Work shouldn’t slow down because you need to jump from one tool to another. Constantly breaking your focus leads to context switching, lost productivity, and tons of distractions ..read more

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