Did you make work goals for yourself for 2018? While your smartphone can sometimes distract you from getting work done, there are a few apps that can actually increase your productivity. These four productivity apps will help you meet, and maybe even exceed, the career goals you have set for yourself this year.
Cisco Spark
“A simple, secure space where you can get things done from anywhere in the world. Connecting your endpoints to the cloud.”
This app lets you can connect with your team members around the world from any device. The free plan gives you unlimited team messaging, screen sharing, in-app and video and audio calls, and up to 5 GB worth of file sharing. Unlock more features with a paid subscription.
Hours
“Hours makes real-time tracking easy by keeping a running list of timers that you can switch between with one tap.”
This free app helps you track the hours you spend working quickly and easily. You can use Hours for your own personal record-keeping, or you can integrate your whole team’s data to analyze their time spent on a project.
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Newton
“Email is three decades old and not much has changed with it since. While other technologies have evolved a lot since then, modern email is yet to be created. Newton is our humble attempt at modernizing email.”
All-in-one email service that lets you know when your sent emails have been read, allows you to schedule emails to send in the future, tidy up your inbox, gain insights about the people sending you emails, and more! The app even allows you unsend an email you didn’t mean to send out. You can try out Newton for free for two weeks to see if it improves your productivity. The app costs $49.99 per year after the trial.
Trello
“Imagine a white board, filled with lists of sticky notes, with each note as a task for you and your team. Now imagine that each of those sticky notes has photos, attachments from other data sources like BitBucket or Salesforce, documents, and a place to comment and collaborate with your teammates. Now imagine that you can take that whiteboard anywhere you go on your smartphone, and can access it from any computer through the web. That’s Trello!”
Trello is a functional command center where your team can organize and plan a project, using whichever online apps are most useful. Huge companies like Adobe, Google, Kickstarter and Pixar all make use of Trello to keep themselves organized.
We wish you all the best with your career resolutions for the upcoming year. If you have fitness goals on the go as well, tackle them with these fitness-made-easy tips!