This document outlines an agenda for a 30-45 minute workshop on agility. The objectives are to refresh understanding of agile and agility concepts and understand incremental and iterative development. The agenda includes a group game called "I wake up in the morning" where participants write daily activities on sticky notes and work as a group to arrange them sequentially and by priority. They then simulate a scenario where they are running late and must drop activities to arrive on time. In part 2, participants discuss concepts learned like user stories, tasks, and prioritization. Recommended readings on agile concepts are also provided.
This document provides advice for creating a coursework thriller project involving storyline, filming, editing, blogging, and group work. Some key points include: keep the storyline simple; film more than you need to avoid rescheduling; use editing software like Windows Movie Maker; aim for 7 blog posts per week and draw inspiration from past student blogs; and make sure everyone is involved as a team and knows their assignments.
This document outlines pre-production planning for a magazine project including style sheets, layout designs, and contingency planning. Potential issues during production like software or hardware failures are addressed along with solutions like regular saving, backups, and alternate work. Health and safety concerns like eye strain, tripping, and hand strain are identified and mitigated with breaks, hydration, and ergonomic awareness. The planning appears thorough to help the production stay on track and avoid rushing the final product.
8 Epic Quora Questions on Productivity and Time ManagementBrightpod
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The document is a compilation of questions and answers about productivity and time management from Quora. It discusses prioritizing important tasks over urgent tasks, working smarter through techniques like keyboard shortcuts and Kanban boards, increasing productivity through idea lists and morning planning, and hacks that successful people and startup CEOs use like exercising, meditating, planning weekends and avoiding distractions on social networks.
15 Hacks to Increasing Email ProductivityBrightpod
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I check my email first thing in the morning, and last thing before I go to bed. I check it once every 5 mins, clicking the refresh button and hoping to see something interesting pop in and spice up my day.
Gladly (or not), I know Im not alone in this. A study by Apex Performance revealed that were looking at our email about once every 20 minutes, and more than half of the employees surveyed check their inbox more than 11 times a day. In short, were spending a lot of our work time looking for a ping in that inbox.
This document provides tips for delivering effective online meetings, including preparing an agenda, using presentation tools like PowerPoint, and engaging attendees through on-screen annotations, storytelling, and active participation. It lists steps to take before, during, and after a meeting such as assigning roles, starting recordings, using webcams, and planning follow-ups. The goal is to drive engagement and sustained attention through on-screen marking, simple drawings, and telling a story.
This document outlines the pre-production, contingency planning, health and safety considerations, and schedule for creating a magazine layout project in Photoshop. Potential issues that may arise during the project are identified along with proposed solutions, such as using alternative computers or creating original images if stock images cannot be found. A week-long schedule is provided that includes collecting images, designing the cover and double-page spread, writing a review, testing, and final evaluation.
- Set weekly goals and break them into smaller daily tasks, using reminders and calendars to stay on track. Set time limits and alarms for each task.
- Use the Eisenhower matrix to plan and prioritize tasks. Limit distractions by putting phones away and taking short breaks. Work in productive environments away from peers. Focus on one task at a time.
- Use checklists and incentives to stay motivated. Remind yourself of consequences for not completing work. Create playlists to keep you focused. Maintain a balance of work, life, and rest without allowing overlap. Check in on your motivation and goals.
Practical Pomodoro Technique guide for teams and individuals. The slides are in the index-card format, please print them as needed. 際際滷s from my Agile 2009 presentation.
The document introduces the Pomodoro Technique, a time management method that uses a timer to break work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes each, separated by short breaks. It involves making a to-do list and marking tasks as completed after each interval. Following 4 intervals is a longer 30 minute break. The technique aims to help manage time and improve productivity. The document provides resources for learning more about the technique including a website and ebook.
Presentation from IT Brunch "Time Management" conference (online, February 2012) about my 2 years experience and lessons learned in Podomoro time management technique.
Speed Reading: Digital Toolkit for Speed Readersspeed-reading
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The digital toolkit provides 10 tools to help speed readers: 1) Google Chrome browser to eliminate distractions, 2) Evernote's Clearly app, 3) AccelaReader for rapid serial visual presentation, 4) Evernote for collecting and organizing notes, 5) Readfa.st for adjusting reading speed, 6) Pocket for saving articles to read later, 7) MindMeister for mind mapping, 8) the Zite app for a personalized magazine on iPad, 9) Stay Focusd to limit browsing time, and 10) Google Reader for RSS feeds. The presentation reviews these 10 tools to help speed up reading on screens.
This document lists 9 ways to waste time, including waking up late and feeling rushed, overindulging on social media at the cost of productivity, engaging in pointless conversations, watching TV for hours on end without learning anything, attempting ineffective multitasking, lacking planning and allowing tasks to pile up until deadlines, procrastinating important work, and taking on too many responsibilities without delegation. The outcomes of these time-wasting behaviors are feeling lethargic, making mistakes, ignoring important tasks, experiencing divided attention, failing to achieve goals, producing low quality work while feeling overburdened, and playing blame games with others.
Getting Things Done and the Pomodoro TechniqueQaiser Mazhar
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Using the Pomodoro Technique to produce productivity gains and get things done. Presentation touches upon using the Pomodoro Technique to support developers new to pair programming
Maximise your time at work so you can go home early, relax a bit more and spend time with loved ones
See the original article at: http://www.theofficesuppliessupermarket.com/articles/want-to-go-home-early-today
The document provides 15 tips for kicking an email addiction, including cleaning out your inbox, shutting down your computer to avoid temptation, changing default views and alerts, hiding email software, using a separate computer for email, establishing a routine for checking email, and getting organized to free up more time.
To read the full post , visit:
http://seveninsights.com/the-9-elements-of-the-ideal-to-do-list/
An easy way to boost your productivity is to work from a to-do list.
And an effective to-do list can multiply your productivity during the day.
So what are the elements of a to-do list that make it extra-effective?
In this video, Ill talk about 9 elements of the perfect to-do list.
When you incorporate the 9 elements Ive just described into your to-do list, youll find:
You feel much more organised
Youll work through more tasks during a day
Youll feel more job satisfaction
Youll get more important work done
Youll achieve more.
If youre not using a to-do list now, why not start using one? And if you are using one, why not see how many of these elements you can introduce to your to-do list?
For more information about improving your productivity to get better results, visit: http://SevenInsights.com
This document provides guidance on effective blogging for a media studies course. It introduces blogging and blogging tools, and encourages students to start their own blogs. The document outlines several benefits of blogging, including deeper learning, collaboration, and developing reflective skills. It then describes some common blogging pitfalls to avoid, such as including irrelevant content, relying too heavily on text, clustering posts, providing insufficient detail, using informal language, and having inconsistent quality throughout the project. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of organization, detail, terminology, multimedia tools, frequent posts, consistency, documenting the entire journey, and providing strong first posts to set up a successful blog.
The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. The technique uses a timer to break down work into intervals traditionally 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks.
This document discusses the Pomodoro technique for organizing your work day. The technique uses a timer to break work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes each, separated by short breaks. It provides simple rules for tracking intervals spent on each task and metrics for monitoring productivity over time. The document recommends several Pomodoro timer applications that can be used on Mac, Windows, and cross-platform. Following the technique structure is meant to help improve focus, time management, and overall success.
3 Tips To Get You Back On The Productivity TrackGrid Productive
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With the holiday season about to gear up, it's easy to get off track and caught up in inefficient work. Don't let the Thanksgiving turkey slow you down. Stay productive through the end of the year with these three tips
The document outlines the agenda for a class meeting. It discusses that Project #3 is due on November 19th at 5pm and that next week's class is cancelled due to a holiday, with online work assigned instead. It addresses issues with a previous Google Docs peer review assignment and introduces Project #4 which involves writing a technology autobiography in tweets. Students are instructed to complete prompts about their first technology experiences and provide feedback on classmates' tweets.
14 tips that can increase your productivity by 90%ProofHub
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This document provides 14 tips to increase productivity by 90%. The tips include setting clear goals and measuring progress, taking short breaks for social media, scheduling downtime, recording ideas, planning each day, reducing meeting time, turning off notifications, setting deadlines, maintaining a work-life balance, saying no to distractions, being prepared when mobile, taking walking breaks, motivating yourself, and using technology to enhance efficiency. Following these tips can significantly improve focus and output.
Codemotion how to create a product copy - Codemotion Rome 2015Codemotion
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This document provides guidance on how to create a product by thinking through features, developing them, and measuring their impact. It emphasizes starting with a strong hypothesis about the core problem users face, designing realistic features to solve that problem, then developing the features in small testable pieces. Continuous measurement is key to determine if the features improve user outcomes and achieve business goals. The process is iterative - learning from each cycle of thinking, developing, and measuring informs planning for the next set of features.
Technical interviews often do not reflect the actual day-to-day work of a job and require a unique set of skills. The document provides advice on preparing for technical interviews, which may involve coding challenges, algorithms, data structures, frameworks and languages. It recommends practicing core skills, gaining interview experience through mock interviews, and learning from every interview. The goal is to be able to think through problems and code solutions calmly under pressure.
Piano Teaching Business Productivity and SystemsTim Topham
油
How to be more productive and effective running a piano studio business.
To watch free live presentations of these slideshows online, head to timtopham.com/events
Just test it - discovering new products and reducing risk through rapid proto...Philip Pantelides
油
Stop arguing about solutions. Just test it - quickly!
Building products, especially from scratch, can at times seem impossible and as product managers we are responsible for navigating the realm of uncertainty and reducing risk. When things are uncertain opinions often come into play and a lot of time is wasted debating solutions. A rapid prototyping approach is the best way to reduce time to learning from users and build products customers will love.
This document provides tips for pitching a startup product or idea from experts at a Dutch Fintech Hackathon. It outlines a 2 minute pitching structure that focuses on demonstrating the problem or need that the product solves (70%), the product solution (20%), and results from testing that weekend (10%). Key tips include choosing a clear "OneThing" focus, emphasizing the problem/need over product details, using time wisely in the pitch structure, making eye contact and interacting with the audience, and practicing the pitch for a non-native language audience. The judges will be looking for innovation, validation from testing, a clear presentation, and the presenter's excitement about the product.
Practical Pomodoro Technique guide for teams and individuals. The slides are in the index-card format, please print them as needed. 際際滷s from my Agile 2009 presentation.
The document introduces the Pomodoro Technique, a time management method that uses a timer to break work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes each, separated by short breaks. It involves making a to-do list and marking tasks as completed after each interval. Following 4 intervals is a longer 30 minute break. The technique aims to help manage time and improve productivity. The document provides resources for learning more about the technique including a website and ebook.
Presentation from IT Brunch "Time Management" conference (online, February 2012) about my 2 years experience and lessons learned in Podomoro time management technique.
Speed Reading: Digital Toolkit for Speed Readersspeed-reading
油
The digital toolkit provides 10 tools to help speed readers: 1) Google Chrome browser to eliminate distractions, 2) Evernote's Clearly app, 3) AccelaReader for rapid serial visual presentation, 4) Evernote for collecting and organizing notes, 5) Readfa.st for adjusting reading speed, 6) Pocket for saving articles to read later, 7) MindMeister for mind mapping, 8) the Zite app for a personalized magazine on iPad, 9) Stay Focusd to limit browsing time, and 10) Google Reader for RSS feeds. The presentation reviews these 10 tools to help speed up reading on screens.
This document lists 9 ways to waste time, including waking up late and feeling rushed, overindulging on social media at the cost of productivity, engaging in pointless conversations, watching TV for hours on end without learning anything, attempting ineffective multitasking, lacking planning and allowing tasks to pile up until deadlines, procrastinating important work, and taking on too many responsibilities without delegation. The outcomes of these time-wasting behaviors are feeling lethargic, making mistakes, ignoring important tasks, experiencing divided attention, failing to achieve goals, producing low quality work while feeling overburdened, and playing blame games with others.
Getting Things Done and the Pomodoro TechniqueQaiser Mazhar
油
Using the Pomodoro Technique to produce productivity gains and get things done. Presentation touches upon using the Pomodoro Technique to support developers new to pair programming
Maximise your time at work so you can go home early, relax a bit more and spend time with loved ones
See the original article at: http://www.theofficesuppliessupermarket.com/articles/want-to-go-home-early-today
The document provides 15 tips for kicking an email addiction, including cleaning out your inbox, shutting down your computer to avoid temptation, changing default views and alerts, hiding email software, using a separate computer for email, establishing a routine for checking email, and getting organized to free up more time.
To read the full post , visit:
http://seveninsights.com/the-9-elements-of-the-ideal-to-do-list/
An easy way to boost your productivity is to work from a to-do list.
And an effective to-do list can multiply your productivity during the day.
So what are the elements of a to-do list that make it extra-effective?
In this video, Ill talk about 9 elements of the perfect to-do list.
When you incorporate the 9 elements Ive just described into your to-do list, youll find:
You feel much more organised
Youll work through more tasks during a day
Youll feel more job satisfaction
Youll get more important work done
Youll achieve more.
If youre not using a to-do list now, why not start using one? And if you are using one, why not see how many of these elements you can introduce to your to-do list?
For more information about improving your productivity to get better results, visit: http://SevenInsights.com
This document provides guidance on effective blogging for a media studies course. It introduces blogging and blogging tools, and encourages students to start their own blogs. The document outlines several benefits of blogging, including deeper learning, collaboration, and developing reflective skills. It then describes some common blogging pitfalls to avoid, such as including irrelevant content, relying too heavily on text, clustering posts, providing insufficient detail, using informal language, and having inconsistent quality throughout the project. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of organization, detail, terminology, multimedia tools, frequent posts, consistency, documenting the entire journey, and providing strong first posts to set up a successful blog.
The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. The technique uses a timer to break down work into intervals traditionally 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks.
This document discusses the Pomodoro technique for organizing your work day. The technique uses a timer to break work into intervals, traditionally 25 minutes each, separated by short breaks. It provides simple rules for tracking intervals spent on each task and metrics for monitoring productivity over time. The document recommends several Pomodoro timer applications that can be used on Mac, Windows, and cross-platform. Following the technique structure is meant to help improve focus, time management, and overall success.
3 Tips To Get You Back On The Productivity TrackGrid Productive
油
With the holiday season about to gear up, it's easy to get off track and caught up in inefficient work. Don't let the Thanksgiving turkey slow you down. Stay productive through the end of the year with these three tips
The document outlines the agenda for a class meeting. It discusses that Project #3 is due on November 19th at 5pm and that next week's class is cancelled due to a holiday, with online work assigned instead. It addresses issues with a previous Google Docs peer review assignment and introduces Project #4 which involves writing a technology autobiography in tweets. Students are instructed to complete prompts about their first technology experiences and provide feedback on classmates' tweets.
14 tips that can increase your productivity by 90%ProofHub
油
This document provides 14 tips to increase productivity by 90%. The tips include setting clear goals and measuring progress, taking short breaks for social media, scheduling downtime, recording ideas, planning each day, reducing meeting time, turning off notifications, setting deadlines, maintaining a work-life balance, saying no to distractions, being prepared when mobile, taking walking breaks, motivating yourself, and using technology to enhance efficiency. Following these tips can significantly improve focus and output.
Codemotion how to create a product copy - Codemotion Rome 2015Codemotion
油
This document provides guidance on how to create a product by thinking through features, developing them, and measuring their impact. It emphasizes starting with a strong hypothesis about the core problem users face, designing realistic features to solve that problem, then developing the features in small testable pieces. Continuous measurement is key to determine if the features improve user outcomes and achieve business goals. The process is iterative - learning from each cycle of thinking, developing, and measuring informs planning for the next set of features.
Technical interviews often do not reflect the actual day-to-day work of a job and require a unique set of skills. The document provides advice on preparing for technical interviews, which may involve coding challenges, algorithms, data structures, frameworks and languages. It recommends practicing core skills, gaining interview experience through mock interviews, and learning from every interview. The goal is to be able to think through problems and code solutions calmly under pressure.
Piano Teaching Business Productivity and SystemsTim Topham
油
How to be more productive and effective running a piano studio business.
To watch free live presentations of these slideshows online, head to timtopham.com/events
Just test it - discovering new products and reducing risk through rapid proto...Philip Pantelides
油
Stop arguing about solutions. Just test it - quickly!
Building products, especially from scratch, can at times seem impossible and as product managers we are responsible for navigating the realm of uncertainty and reducing risk. When things are uncertain opinions often come into play and a lot of time is wasted debating solutions. A rapid prototyping approach is the best way to reduce time to learning from users and build products customers will love.
This document provides tips for pitching a startup product or idea from experts at a Dutch Fintech Hackathon. It outlines a 2 minute pitching structure that focuses on demonstrating the problem or need that the product solves (70%), the product solution (20%), and results from testing that weekend (10%). Key tips include choosing a clear "OneThing" focus, emphasizing the problem/need over product details, using time wisely in the pitch structure, making eye contact and interacting with the audience, and practicing the pitch for a non-native language audience. The judges will be looking for innovation, validation from testing, a clear presentation, and the presenter's excitement about the product.
New York Bestseller Jake Knapps book, Sprint, explores how companies and teams can replicate Googles sprint process to solve a problem within five days.
So how does a design sprint actually work, and how can you use a sprint to devise effective solutions in such a short period of time?
Enhance your productivity through design sprints, youll learn:
- What is a Design Sprint
- Design sprint case studies and success stories
- How you can run a design sprint effectively
This document provides guidance to students on how to successfully complete a group final project. It recommends that students in a group get to know each other well, establish roles and responsibilities, utilize project management tools like Google Calendar, Basecamp and Dropbox to collaborate effectively, conduct thorough research using resources like the SEC website and New York Public Library databases, and communicate regularly through online meeting tools like Skype, Join.me and Google Hangouts. Working together as an organized, participatory team is key to finishing the final project on time.
The 5-day Design Sprint process provides teams a structured approach to answering critical business questions. In the first day, teams map out the challenge by defining a long-term goal and target audience. On the second day, teams sketch rapid ideas and variations. The third day has teams vote on the best ideas to prototype. A prototype is created on the fourth day for user testing on the fifth day. This process gives teams a fast way to learn from users without fully building and launching a product.
Simple Steps to Blended Learning #ucet15Vicki Davis
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As students move to online spaces, here are some of the simple steps of managing a blended learning classroom that I"ve learned through the #inflip method of teaching that I've been using for more than 2 years. I hope these suggestions for blending, flipping, and presenting online help you take your student online and blend your classroom.
Productivity in an age of collaboration sps leicesterAlan Eardley
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"I have so many things to do, and there are so many tools to help me "collaborate" with my colleagues. The problem is that I end up collaborating and not getting anything done."
A familiar sentiment that affects all of us when we have E-mail, Skype for Business, Microsoft Teams, Mobile Phones and colleagues to communicate with. We all feel the need to be accessible all of the time which means we get distracted and become less productive.
In this session I will share some best practices that could help you become more productive whilst not appearing to ignore your colleagues. All of the best practices are based on a combination of psychology and technology and even some common sense!
You can connect and blend your classroom in powerful ways. Learn tips and tricks for the flipped classroom and in flip. Learn how to set up and present in online classrooms. Learn how to structure your online learning portals.
Learn the best practices for adapting blended learning to your classroom. It isn't elearning it isn't really face to face - it is both. You can do this.
Can you unplug? Making time to have a life. More than ever, todays newsrooms are trying to do more with less. Learn tips to help you manage your time and those of your newsroom teams, while getting the job done and staying sane. (Jeremy Caplan)
A successful webinar is able to attract and engage an audience, holding their attention throughout the presentation, but that's sometimes easier said than done. It takes planning and strategy to create a great webinar and we're here to help with ten tips to make your webinar a success.
Boris Hinzer provides an overview of Agile and Scrum concepts and practices. He discusses the four values and twelve principles of Agile, as well as the roles, artifacts, and events that are part of Scrum such as the Product Owner, Development Team, product backlog, sprints, sprint planning, daily scrums, sprint reviews, and retrospectives. Hinzer also provides tips, hints and things to avoid when implementing Scrum. The presentation aims to help people understand the basics of Agile and Scrum as well as ways to improve their implementation.
This is the presentation handout from my recorded session at the 2016 Learning Solutions Conference. This version includes speaker notes, since the live one was mostly pictures.
This is the presentation handout from my recorded session at the 2016 Learning Solutions Conference. This version includes speaker notes, since the live one was mostly pictures.
Intro to programming and how to start that careerTarek Alabd
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That was my talk with Mofakroon team.
That was an intro to programming.
What is programming and programming languages?
Why should we learn programming?
12 benefits from learning programming.
Why all these programming languages?
What is he best programming language?
Everything about programming and how to lean the basics.
This document outlines the process and activities for a design sprint to solve problems and validate ideas over 4 days. It involves expert interviews on Day 1 to understand problems and frame them as design challenges. Teams then generate ideas and concepts and vote on the most promising ones. On Day 2, they create storyboards and prototypes. On Day 3, they conduct user testing of prototypes. On Day 4, they test prototypes with 5-7 external users, collect feedback, and identify lessons to apply to the next sprint. The outcome is a working prototype with validated user testing and accelerated learning about what works and doesn't work.
This document outlines the structure and tasks for a magazine design workshop. Students are paired up and instructed to provide feedback on each other's front cover designs using a criteria sheet. They are told to give at least four positive comments and four areas for improvement. Next, students reflect on and summarize the skills they have developed and how they can continue improving in their magazine production. For homework, students are asked to complete tasks in their preliminary booklets, upload work to their blogs, and finish reflecting on their skills, strengths, weaknesses and plans for further development.
"The Timeless Romance of Rose Flowers: A Symbol of Love and PassionAlluAravind9
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The rose was always considered the epitome of romance: deep love, passion, and strong feelings that we send to those we cherish. Such velvety petals, such an enthralling perfume, such beauty! A means of declaring affection for the last but some thousand years, the rose is a perennial symbol. The passionate love is represented by red, admiration by pink, and purity by white. Romantic gifts: bouquets, poetic mentions, permanence in keepsakesa rose is the last word in romance! It conveys warmth, devotion, and love everlasting.
Tim Gibson | The Financial Maestro and Wealth SpecialistsTimothy Gibson
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Tim Gibson | The Financial Maestro.pdf: Orchestrating your financial success through expert strategies for wealth building, risk mitigation, and long-term security.
Unit 4 of Purbanchal University BBA 5th Semester students as per their syllabus of "CO-353 Entrepreneurship". Helpful for Students of Nepal studying in Purbanchal University for their subject. Actual lectures and examples given by the lecturer himself. Very elaborative and easy to understand for students.
Professional website design company is an investment in growth.
Enhances UX, SEO, and mobile performance.
Establishes credibility and competitive advantage.
When selecting a certified roofer, consider their reputation, experience, and...zacharyintegritycrr
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In conclusion, hiring certified roofers and general contractor south east ensures quality and compliance with industry standards. It is crucial to make informed decisions based on qualifications, services offered, and reputation.
Timothy Gibson | Security of Financial WealthTimothy Gibson
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Protecting and growing wealth through strategic investment, tax optimization, and risk management, Timothy Gibson ensures long-term financial security and multi-generational prosperity for entrepreneurs and investors.
Course content for BBA 5th Semester Students in Purbanchal University of Nepal in Subject "Entrepreneurship". Very Elaborative and descriptive for the convenience of students.
7. ABOUT US
Love TV series, movies & sports
Head of Product Development, Tapmint
Digital Producer background
Worked online for 7 years
Next Digital, Deloitte, Airbnb
Twitter: @inspiredworlds
MATTHEW HO
8. ABOUT US
Innovation, rapid experimentation, complete solutions
Native Tongue - First winning team in Startup Weekend in
Australia
4 language game apps
400,000 downloads
Twitter: @tapmint
TAPMINT
11. 2. PRODUCTIVITY HABITS
1. Routine tasks at set times
2. Re-use templates
3. Keep meetings to 20 minutes
4. Focus on 1 task - Pomodoro method
5. Turn off notifications
12. 2. PRODUCTIVITY HABITS
1. Standup - 5 mins
2. Review priorities
3. Eat the frog
MORNING AFTERNOON
4. Answer emails
5. Personal errands
13. 2. PRIORITIES
DETERMINING PRODUCT PRIORITIES
1. What are our business goals?
2. Create a list of user stories
3. Use ranking of 1-3 for user stories
4. 1 is critical and 3 is nice to have
5. What will be the most used feature?
6. M means Minimum in MVP
14. 2. PRIORITIES
7. If there are too many #1s use a scale
of 1-5, then 1-10
8. Can create Epics to group user stories
9. Rank epics
10. Rank user stories within the epic
DETERMINING PRODUCT PRIORITIES
15. 3. CONTROLLING YOUR INBOX
1. Pause incoming emails! Inbox Pause plugin
2. Answer emails after reading
3. Answer emails in batches
4. Respond in 5 lines or less.
5. Use Yesware template and track opens/ clicks.
16. 4. HACKING DESIGN - WHY?
1. Crowdsourcing design
2. Brainstorming with more people
3. Great at concept stage
17. 4. HACKING DESIGN - HOW?
1. Wireframes
2. Write multiple briefs & compare
3. Use a designer to review brief & prepare
assets
18. 4. HACKING DESIGN - HOW?
4. Feedback twice a day - multi disciplinary
5. Bulk purchase credits
6. Tapmint designer adds more screens / tweaks
24. 5. OUTSOURCING PRESENTATION
1. Drafted summary
2. Emailed two weeks in advance
3. Reviewed the screenshots on Odesk
4. Communicated via email
5. Prepared some summary slides
6. Reviewed slides on google drive
7. Annotated feedback via google spreadsheet
8. Have worked previously together
PROCESS
31. Resources for your productivity hacks
Rework by 37 Signals http://37signals.com/rework/
Remote by 37 Signals http://37signals.com/remote/
Pomodoro timer - http://tomato-timer.com/
Jason Allan on Getting stuff Done http://jasonallan.co/get-stuff-done-to-do-
list/
Simple Productivity Hack, Tim Ferris http://www.businessinsider.com.au/tim-
ferriss-productivity-hack-2014-6
How to email virtual assistants, Tim Ferris http://www.fourhourworkweek.
com/blog/2010/11/02/virtual-assistants/
32. Tools that we use
Email
Boomerang, boomeranggmail.com
Inbox Pause, inboxpause.com
Yesware, yesware.com
Project management, documents, communication
Pivotal Tracker, pivotaltracker.com
Slack, slack.com
Google Drive, drive.google.com
Google Hangout
Sales
EchoSign, echosign.com
Quoteroller, quoteroller.com
Pipedrive, pipedrive.com