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Ugh. Why do some techies feel the need to show off their bigger/better "tool"? There is almost never one tool to use in every situation. Fluidity is key: Use
by aagha 11y ago
Ugh. Why do some techies feel the need to show off their bigger/better "tool"?
There is almost never one tool to use in every situation. Fluidity is key: Use the right tool for the job. Solo and need to take quick notes you can search on? Newton. Love a keyboard? PC/Mac w/ Evernote or OneNote. Want to stand up in front of a bunch of people and show them an idea in real-time? A white board.
I personally have a notebook I write in when taking notes on a computer would be just plain rude (in front of prospects and clients) and at other times, I organize my thoughts in Workflowy. Some of my meeting notes go directly into our CRM. The right tool, for the right job, at the right time.
- abustamam 11y agoTotally agree. Some people think low tech works for them, some like high tech.... At the end of the day it's whatever works for that particular person at a particular time. I wouldn't say that people shouldn't try different things for a week just to see how it works, because you don't know what you don't know, and don't know you don't know it until you see a blog post like this, but there is no one-size-fits all solution to transferring info from your brain to a medium.