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Yesterday I gave a brief @LivePerson-internal talk about productivity and work organization. Three tips after it turned out not that many may make use of them:On twitter.com
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If you need a response on a message, it’s useful to have a system for ensuring you receive one. One simple but powerful way is to assign a label (I use “waiting”), and to occasionally check on conversations with that label. For maximum reliability, you need something like this.Permalink On twitter.com
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Many calendars, like @googlecalendar, allow to set up several ones. Take advantage of this, especially given that you can set up different reminders for these calendars. My favorite is to work with a “shadow calendar” that accompanies work events, and contains notes for those.Permalink On twitter.com
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For email and Slack, use drafts. (Many do—but also many don’t.) With drafts, you break the link between communication writing and timing, and can control its flow (and avoid “email chats”). Yes, some things need immediate sending. But drafts are useful—go through them each EOD.Permalink On twitter.com
