Collaboration and Productivity (page 12)

There’s always more work to get done. In these articles, you’ll find techniques and ideas for increasing your productivity without burning out.

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What Is a Minimum Viable Product?

Heard the term minimum viable product (or MVP) and not sure what it means? Find out what it is, what it’s used for, and what you need to know before creating your own.

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How To Use a Project Management Tool To Actually Stick To Your Resolutions

The decorations are all gone and the turkey is too. Time to look ahead and figure out your resolutions. Want to actually stick to them this year? Here’s how your project management tool can help you do that.

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4 Reasons Why You Should Disconnect During the Holidays (and How To Do It)

Do you have time off coming up? Are you already thinking about all the important updates you’ll miss, or how you’ll have to catch up when you get back? Stop. Breathe. Learn how to disconnect.

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Less Is More and None Is Better: Why No Code Development Is the Future

Need a software solution to make your project happen but don’t have access to a developer? Find out how no code development can take your project from concept to reality.

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Officevibe’s Julie Jeannotte on Improving Collaboration with Relational Intelligence

Officevibe’s Julie Jeannotte, in her role as Employee Engagement Expert and Lead Researcher, has found the right formula for improving remote collaboration, and it relies on relational intelligence.

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How To Optimize Support Ticket Escalation Workflows

A perfect ticket escalation workflow means the customer barely notices the difference. No matter how many teams the ticket has to get through or how much back-and-forth happen between them the customer knows they’re getting excellent service. Here’s how you can live that dream with Unito.

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Konas’ Corine Tan on the Importance of Soft Skills for Remote Management

We spoke with Corine Tan about how perceptions of remote work have changed and why she feels soft skills are the key to remote management success.

State of Workflow 2020

The State of Workflow 2020 — A Guide to Getting Work Done

How do you bring things back under your control? How can you help your organization manage the current state of change and better prepare for the future? The key lies in workflow management. We break down everything you need to know about it in this ebook.

Getting feedback

How Reports Can Get Feedback From Managers and Stakeholders

You may have heard that millenials need more feedback than other generations. That may be true, but what is definitely true is that everyone can benefit from more feedback. Here’s your guide to getting the best feedback you can from managers and stakeholders alike.

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Want to Make Your Org Chart Useful? Try Areas of Responsibility (AoRs)

How often have you reached out to the head of a team with a question, only to have them redirect you to someone else? This kind of thing is extremely common, and over the course of weeks and months adds up to a lot of wasted time. Thankfully, there’s a simple solution: Areas of Responsibility (AoRs).

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We Read 100 Articles on Leadership So You Don’t Have To

When it comes to leadership, there’s no single path from “good” to “great.” That said, you can use conventional wisdom to guide you. Here are some of the most common must-have leadership traits — and some less common ones.

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