task managers?

Atown

Atown

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So in the search for productivity at my work place and efficiency -

I think tablets are a sad extra oddity that reduce performance.

I use a standing desk and do have a drafting stool for when i get legitimately tired

I use an old iphone to be cheap

and in theory i have about 4 part time jobs and switch hats so often it really does take me time to combobulate and switch gears--

in in two of those jobs I have several different hats in those, e.g. I technically am a web coordinator, but I do the IT, manage classroom furniture and office furniture, and check on our van for maintenance...


with that in mind, suggestions?
 
its not bad but not sure its a good switch from basecamp... it feels like 5 steps back :(
 
Atown said:
its not bad but not sure its a good switch from basecamp... it feels like 5 steps back :(
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Trello (thanks for the plug Bowser) is a different hammer for a specific job. I use it a bunch for work, but it's not for everyone.

As a down and dirty task manager, I use Google tasks just because it's integrated with email and I can make different types of lists. There are some good apps that sync it up with your phone as well.
 
Lloren said:
Trello (thanks for the plug Bowser) is a different hammer for a specific job. I use it a bunch for work, but it's not for everyone.

As a down and dirty task manager, I use Google tasks just because it's integrated with email and I can make different types of lists. There are some good apps that sync it up with your phone as well.
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Eh, and I should have been more specific :( I wrote my first post a bit overwhelmed with some life stuff.

I'm needing to manage student workers and assign projects and discussions but their hours dont hardly coincide with mine so to keep them on task and have proof of work I was using basecamp.
 
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