How do you manage to-do tasks at your company?
How you manage to-do items on your tasks/checklist? Please let me know if you manage the task checklist manually on writing pads or you use any to-do list apps.
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Sep 17, 2019
Well, there are a number of todo apps that prove to be pretty handy. I personally use Asana where you can allocate tasks to a team, tag and un-tag, mark as complete, incomplete and pending. One of the best features of Asana is that it links to your email and notifies you directly via email.
Sep 16, 2019
Hi Josh,
We use Trello, Google Sheets and Slack to manage our work and create transparency across teams.
Trello helps us create these cards along with due-dates and have other members collaborate.
Google Sheets is used when we have a whole host of tasks and need to prepare calendars for editorial and social media.
Slack allows you to set reminders and work collaboratively.
However, I have heard of companies that also use Sticky notes to keep things fun.
Personally, to manage my tasks, I use Todoist and write down my daily tasks on my whiteboard.
Sep 16, 2019
That's Sneh you looked much informed on the to-do list and task management skills. You can try nTask: https://www.ntaskmanager.com/
It helps you to do everything in one place. It has Slack integration, built-in calendar, easy checklist/to-do list and file attachment to give you Google sheet like feel.
Have a look at it. It's free.
Sep 12, 2019
Hi Josh!
While this isn't a definitive answer, it helps to know that there are software applications out there that can help you track the progress of your team's tasks.
In my app development company, our production team prefers using JIRA to mark tasks and monitor their progress, but our marketing team prefers the use of ASANA.
Both software does a good job as reminders for daily tasks, generally telling you what you need to do for the day, with the ability to integrate into your email and calendars.
But I guess it'll all come down to your team's individual preferences and working style.
Sep 23, 2019
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Sep 16, 2019
Hi Josh - We've gone back and forth with a few different tools. We started on Google Sheets, then moved to Asana. Over the past few months we switched to BaseCamp, which as of now, we've liked the most.
Sep 17, 2019
Basecamp is good but costly for small teams. However, it gives all the features for each account.
Nov 25, 2019
I like to use an online calendar that is shareable with group email accounts and such. There are some out there that are pretty awesome.
Jul 18, 2020
Hi Josh,
Depending on the level of sophistication you require, Jira, Trello, Slack and Microsoft Teams can all be used to good effect. Best to go onto YouTube to see how they all work and decide from there.
Yes,email notification is a good feature of such tool. Have you used nTask? It's free, you can give it a try here: https://www.ntaskmanager.com/blog/