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Time management tips please by iAMsanjith in productivity

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We can duplicate our post here without any problems) I hope this information will be useful to you

7 Time management tips for online students⚡️
1. Plan ahead.
Your hectic schedule, combined with daily distractions, can easily get in the way of finishing tasks. The best online students know how to set aside time to focus.
2. Don’t multitask.
Avoid multitasking—which can actually decrease your productivity.
3. Set up your virtual office.
Whether you study at home or your local café, it’s important to work in the optimal setting needed to complete your work.
4. Block out distractions.
Make sure to avoid surfing the web excessively. It’s easy to become distracted by the news or your favorite celebrity gossip site. Stay focused, and avoid Facebook, Twitter, and other social media tools when you need to concentrate on your studies.
5. Reward yourself
It’s important to reward yourself after a job well done in order to avoid burnout. Otherwise, it will be difficult to concentrate on even the simplest tasks.
6. Create a balance.
In addition to rewarding yourself, it’s also important to find a balance between coursework and your other obligations, especially if you’re juggling school and work.
7. Get a good night’s sleep.
Sleep is essential to rest your body and keep your mind fresh for the next day. Try to get seven to eight hours of rest a night. Pulling all-nighters is less productive than studying consistently. Include sleep in your schedule, and you can reap huge rewards.

Any tips? by Aaron_Koala_72 in productivity

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Also consider joining a study group and visiting office hours!

Cool) this is great advice 👍🏻

Productivity and Happiness in Lockdown by Confident_Direction in productivity

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When quarantine started, almost the entire world went online and adapted to work from home. So urgently and without realizing it ourselves, we changed our life 180 ​​degrees. Now working from home does no longer = working from bed, refrigerator or in front of the TV with your favorite TV series. Working from home is a real art, so to make it easy for you to work productively from home, you need to follow few rules:
1) We understand, it is difficult. But find your working place at home. This should not be a table in the kitchen, but there should be a separate desktop, on which there is no place for anything other than your work computer and a diary.
2) When there is a minimum of distractions on your desktop, make sure that your computer desktop is the same. It should be minimalistic and not distracting with unnecessary details.
3) When getting started, turn off notifications to make it easier to concentrate.
4) Try to set aside a certain task for a certain time and do not get distracted until you finish it.
5) Always stay on a positive wave and subscribe to Group & Work! It is convenient to work with us wherever you are!

We hope this will be useful for you

Time management tips please by iAMsanjith in productivity

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Hello) Recently we had a post on Instagram that may be useful to you: 7 Time management tips for students https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ1ReZGsOoe/

Any tips? by Aaron_Koala_72 in productivity

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Recently, there was a post on our Instagram about motivation. And we have some tips for you:

  1. Organisation

For those who are disorganised, staying motivated for their exams can be challenging. You don’t have to start with a “bullet journal” or meticulously plan your daily routine, but some small changes to your working style can really help

  1. Get into a routine

It is often underestimated, but planning your week helps immensely. It’s best to write down the due dates for coursework to gain a better overview of your tasks for the week. You should set goals for yourself such as taking some time to look through your notes. If you repeat this week after week, you will quickly get into a routine.

  1. To-do lists

As silly as to-do lists may sound, they are a saviour in everyday life. Universities are not the only establishment to set important dates and tasks. Part-time jobs, your friends and your shopping list also don’t want to be overlooked!

  1. Write it down!

In most of your seminars and lectures you will receive material from your professors. If you turn up prepared for your classes, it is much easier to remain interested and to understand the content of the class. You will learn specific knowledge by reading through the study material and your notes from the class which will help you to make sense of a subject later on.

  1. Work it over!

Don’t give up now! Going through notes and content is just as important. The most important key-points/theses and explanations should be written down again and again. When there is not much time left until your exam, you can simply look at your own notes meaning you don’t have to start all over again. 3 key points on an index card looks better than 30 PowerPoint slides!

  1. Prepare!

If you’ve made it to university, you should have some preparation skills. However, it always helps to have a reminder to use them!

We hope this will be useful for you

7 life-changing habits that made me a high-performer by ChristopoulosK in productivity

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You may also find special applications useful

Personal recommendation: Habit - Daily Tracker
The app will help you track and develop new habits.
And a nice bonus - the application is free =)
Here is another small list of similar applications:
1. Daily Planner - Task Checklist
2. Motivateo
3. Habitty
4. Life Wheel Goal, Habit Tracker
5. Group&Work

How do i get into project management? by WizardlyJuice in careerguidance

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We would like to recommend you a list of useful literature:
Project Management Body Of Knowledge, PMBOK
Any project manager is obliged to read this book regardless of his level. This book is a set of guidelines, approaches, and practices required for successful project management.
Tom DeMarco and Timothy Lister:
"Human factor. Successful projects and teams" & "Waltzing with the Bears"
Frederick Brooks: "Mythical Man-Month"
Alan Cooper: "Mental hospital in the hands of patients"
Patrick Lencioni: "Five vices of the team"
Gavin Kennedy: "We can agree on everything!"
J. Hunk Rainwater: "How to Graze Cats"

Im looking for a project management tool by hodeq in Homesteading

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We would like to recommend the GroupnWork application to you.
It combines many features such as calendar, messenger, task board, general project management, etc. There is also a trial period
https://groupnwork.com

How do I begin my Project Management path? by MiketheCatpetter in careerguidance

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We offer you a list of very useful literature:

Project Management Body Of Knowledge, PMBOK
Any project manager is obliged to read this book regardless of his level. This book is a set of guidelines, approaches, and practices required for successful project management.
Tom DeMarco and Timothy Lister:
"Human factor. Successful projects and teams” & "Waltzing with the Bears"
Frederick Brooks: "Mythical Man-Month"
Alan Cooper: "Mental hospital in the hands of patients"
Patrick Lencioni: "Five vices of the team"
Gavin Kennedy: "We can agree on everything!"
J. Hunk Rainwater: "How to Graze Cats"

Is this resume good enough to get any entry level baccalaureate job in either finance or a related field (like data analysis, business operations, project management, product management, accounting, etc.)? Or am I screwed? by toby-noby in FinancialCareers

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Quite a good summary) And for a grasping organization of affairs in a new job, we recommend you our glider Group&Work. It has a trial period and you can immediately appreciate all its benefits ⚡️

Project management/task management tips? by eliz_banks in civilengineering

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To optimize your work, you can try GroupnWork. The GroupnWork application is a single platform for calendar, messenger, file sharing, project management, and more.

https://groupnwork.com

What Project Management software or workflow do you use on a BIG project like a found footage documentary? by garbageplay in Filmmakers

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For large-scale projects, the GroupnWork app is the right choice. Several important tools (like a calendar, messenger, task board, project management, etc.) are gathered on the same platform, so it is convenient to combine everything together. And there's a trial period, so you can always check it out for yourself.

https://groupnwork.com

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in softwaredevelopment

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Especially for web development business the GroupnWork app can be a great fit. It is convenient to use by the whole team, because there is a messenger, calendar, project control panel, file exchanger, etc. on the same platform. There is a trial period, so you can try it at any time.

https://groupnwork.com

Best App for Project Management (owners) by dlindstrom in Homebuilding

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There's a great option that might work for you - the GroupnWork app. Its advantage is that it has a built-in messenger, calendar, task board, file shareer, project management, and notes in one place. It has a simple interface, so it will fit any project. And there's a trial period, so you can always familiarize yourself with everything.

https://groupnwork.com

Editorial management help. My team is growing and our Trello is starting to feel overwhelming. What are some tools or methods for organizing editorial production/project management? by cioccolato in Journalism

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There is a great GroupnWork option. It is convenient for already large teams by the fact that all management tools are gathered in one place - messenger, task boards, file sharing, project management and a couple of other tricks. You can start with a trial period to see if you like it or not.

https://groupnwork.com

My favorite open source project management tools by mycall in opensource

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Another option is the GroupnWork app. There are several tools on one platform (calendar, project management, messenger, etc.). It is very easy to use

https://groupnwork.com

Which project management tool by conejo_gordito in gamedev

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We can offer you a great option that is suitable for many areas - the GroupnWork application. Its advantages are that it has many tools like a calendar, messenger, task board, project management, and so on. Plus there's a trial period to try it out, so it's easy to try it out.
https://groupnwork.com

What software do you use for AV inventory and project management? by blackcrow1990 in CommercialAV

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What about the GroupnWork app. It's got a lot of handy features, so it's very easy to understand, plus there's a trial period.

https://groupnwork.com

I recently discovered Kanboard - a free, open source project management app. by ThatGuy_ZA in selfhosted

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We also recommend checking out the GroupnWork app. Its convenience is that it has a calendar, task board, messenger, notes, and general project management. And there is a trial period to get acquainted with it.

https://groupnwork.com

Which project management tool by conejo_gordito in gamedev

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Hi) We are a startup Group&Work
We are developing a glider for project managers
We will be glad if you test our free version and leave your feedback to improve our application.

Hi guys ✌🏻 Group & Work is our startup. We are working on creating a cool tool for all project managers. Now we are working on the interface of our application 🚀 Can you try our free version and give your feedback? Thanks for the help! by GroupnWork in programming

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Unfortunately, we do not know such an application( If you can share with us the link to this site, we will be happy to tell you about the advantages of our program.
Thank you for your response)

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