From the Hitchhicker's video Lenn started asking Eric about what practices he does to be productive during his busy day. I was wondering what people around Microsoft and elsewhere use to schedule and keep on top of their schedules and busy timelines.
Now I know that most people use Outlook but I am looking for practices. Where I work at now we use a method called Mission Control (sorry not trying to do product placement only giving an example). It seems to work well. I know there are many others like
Frankin-Covey also.
So do most of us use a thidparty method and practice or just a homegrown practice?
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cwoodruff
Just call me Woody
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Knute
Behave, or else...
Personally I use Outlook as the base and then my phone as a secondary tool. It can store important meeting reminders as well as locations.
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scobleizer
I'm the video guy
You mean I'm supposed to get things done during the day? That might explain why I'm uploading videos at 1:30 a.m.
Heh.
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scobleizer wrote:You mean I'm supposed to get things done during the day? That might explain why I'm uploading videos at 1:30 a.m.
Heh.
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sbsummer
sbsummer
Those software are useless.
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