There are platforms to track team progress (Jira, Trello) but how do you track your daily tasks on a personal level?
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There are platforms to track team progress (Jira, Trello) but how do you track your daily tasks on a personal level?
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I'm a little old fashioned and use a physical notebook. I use our team tools for team progress, but personally I find I like to write in a book, cross things out, sometimes put a symbol to represent nuance that is just for me.
One software tool in the ole toolbelt I really do like is
git standup.Git standup, how did I ever live without you?
Ben Halpern ・ Mar 21 '17 ・ 1 min read
It's nothing elaborate, but it's a nice little git tool that helps me recall recent commits. My work isn't so tightly tied to my coding commits anymore, but it's still a really useful little utility in general.
That's nice. Physical books are the best. I'll checkout what
git standupis. Thanks :)I had developed a CLI for something like this command. npmjs.com/package/git-report
Our team uses Notion so I use it for a lot of personal stuff to not change context
That's great. All my life is on Notion too. My team uses Coda though.
TFS, and also use Clockify
Clockify is for time tracking on chrome tabs I guess?
I use GitHub for issues, commiting and logging
I use OneNote myself.
I've started using the app Structured on iOS. Before that I used Plan.
I also write physical notes - one page for each day. I put the date at the top along with a to do list and any notes I take that day. Usually everything's grouped by ticket number or meeting name.
I set up the next day in my time blocking app and notes before I sign off each day.
I am on team android for now. Anyways good to know :) Thanks
Plan is on android. 🙂
On how much coffee powder was there before and how much is now left .
Jokes aside , I use "Clickup" to monitor progress.
I have an obsidian vault for work, a scheduled vertical planner for work as well (I know I could do it in Obsidian but I like the planner!), I have a small snoopy planner for my personal and home tasks and another for my habit tracking :3
I don't use them everyday because life just happens, but having them has helped me a lot to be on top of my work and to know what is happening during a week. It's also great for personal retrospectives :3
My best friend since many years is a simple plain text file journal.
I create a section for every work day and create a new file every year.
I just use a todo list, but I'm not regular.
Usually I work on a single task for days or weeks, and don't have many other different activities to worry about.
But in that case I just use a plain todo lists with an Atom extension called Tasks.
I also use the Outlook calendar to keep track of those activities where time frame and date is important, not only in the future.
Usually Notion and a good old notebook.
Many people seem to use Notebook approach. Good to know that.