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For project at work I use one Excel. One Excel for each different project. One single file makes later on very easy to search for key words or filter on columns
by martiya 10y ago
For project at work I use one Excel. One Excel for each different project. One single file makes later on very easy to search for key words or filter on columns. While I reuse part of the template for new projects the set of columns is usually new in each project but at least I always have columns for: follow up; who/with who to follow up, creation date, event (meeting, call, etc) deadline -only if hard deadline. It grows about 100 lines a week.
In addition I have a long check list (another Excel) with all the things I need to do. Short sentences for each task. File is always open in my laptop and anything comes to my mind goes there and give me the required headspace. Usually I start my day having a quick look and selecting a few things to do in the day.
So two Excels for each project. Yes, there is a bit of duplication between them but it is ok.
- idoh 10y agoThis straddles the line between genius and madness.