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Andrew Filev Founder Of Wrike | Reclaiming Lost Productivity & Improving Workplace Culture

Allwork

About this episode Andrew Filev was running a successful micro multinational company in 2000 and adopted an agile methodology to speed up the projects. So, I oversaw about 20 projects, 20 customer engagements at the same time. And this year we had our first post pandemic customer facing kickoff in person and it’s quite expensive.

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Podcast 127: Tidy vs. organized

Clutter Coach

The box of staples was in with the checks and greeting cards, not near the stapler, because there wasn’t room in that drawer. We created folders for projects and one for her urgent to do’s, which she’d been collecting on scraps of paper, or using documents to remind her of them. But first we finished off with paper.

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How to Use Evernote: 22 Ways

Ian's Messy Desk

Project Planning – Create a new Stack for a project. Everything you need to recall or act on regarding a project will be in one spot. Evernote recognizes text on the card, so you can search for names such as “Staples” or “Henry” when that’s all you can remember about the person.

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12 Business Productivity Tools They Can Not Live Without.

Stephanie LH Calahan

The tool allows us to know where the business stands at-a-glance, view client data, track sales and expenses, create and manage invoices/purchase orders as well as see industry trends. Pile Tamer My favorite is: the Pendaflex Pile Smart Project Sorter. There are a number of great choices, but we use Quickbooks.

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Best Business Technology for Small Businesses & Their Owners (28 ideas from them to you!)

Stephanie LH Calahan

We have also oftentimes found that one of us is working on a project before we have had a chance to talk about it because we can see the updates when we look at the folders. Organize by project, and even use custom tags. When I'm done with different things (income & expenses), I make sure to update my spreadsheet right away.

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What happens to your website if you die | Men With Pens

Men With Pens

Twitter,Facebook, your project manager, your to-do list app, Google Analytics, your bookkeeping software, or your email accounts? Just a few days ago, I created a document with all the details about my online businesses — hosting, logins, passwords, regular expenses, etc. Think about your other applications. Voodoo, I tell you.

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