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> SMBs are fine with actual post-its! I've tried many things (including Trello) and even bought a dedicated laser printer and wrote a small shell routine so I
by gist 10y ago
> SMBs are fine with actual post-its!
I've tried many things (including Trello) and even bought a dedicated laser printer and wrote a small shell routine so I could print 3x5 cards to keep on my physical desk. By force of habit and ease of use nothing so far has topped post it notes (other than printed 3x5s or hand written 3x5's) for keeping track of things that I need to keep on top of.
- hermitcrab 10y agoHave you tried http://www.hyperplan.com http://www.hyperplan.com? It is a rather different take on post-it note planning and desktop-based.
- rhizome 10y agoMasonry is nice and all, but like a lot of taskplan implementations it suffers from signal overload. Rows, columns, color coding, icon/sticker coding, text...
- gist 10y agoTook a look. But honestly I think the biggest issue I have is that I have literally hundreds of things that I need to do and nowhere near enough time to do most of them. So making lists and moving etc. just doesn't work for me. Hence the most important things are on my mind and those things get the special 'desktop' (physical) treatment. I kind of suspect that I am not alone here. Might be because I handle a wide array of tasks which are hard to prioritize by a scheduling system which just allows you to organize that isn't the issue the way I work.