At my last job everything was done digitally in a portal and all of my work was visible there, I could click into whichever case/project an see notes for it and where I’m at or what I need, but this new role has NONE of that, and I’m really struggling to keeping track of everything, recommendations? - ThreadSky

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that314gay.bsky.social • 12 days ago

At my last job everything was done digitally in a portal and all of my work was visible there, I could click into whichever case/project an see notes for it and where I’m at or what I need, but this new role has NONE of that, and I’m really struggling to keeping track of everything, recommendations?

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zychology.bsky.social•12 days ago

have you tried Milanote? been using it on my projects now and it’s keeping me organized

that314gay.bsky.social•12 days ago

I’ve never heard of this 🤔

zychology.bsky.social•12 days ago

it’s a free to use website but you need an account. you can organize your thoughts and projects.

You can also invite other users in one of your boards. They can add their notes for comments and such.

ratblokeian.bsky.social•12 days ago

MS Teams does that and allows for collaboration. I think you need yo decide which does best what you need it to and give that a try

dopplegl.bsky.social•12 days ago

Does your work use Office 365? If so, I find OneNote notebooks are a good way to organize and document.

zaddybear.com•12 days ago

OneNote is remarkably good. I haven’t really found an adequate non-Microsoft alternative.

mothergayresa.bsky.social•12 days ago

Evernote can be good depending on what functionality you need

that314gay.bsky.social•12 days ago

Lemme check it out 👀

yourroyalgayness.bsky.social•12 days ago

I use ClickUp to track everything I have going on work related because the application my client uses is hot garbage. Pretty damn good app from my perspective for just about everything task/project management related and aggregating collateral documentation.

snertlyguy.bsky.social•12 days ago

I’ve had decent luck using Excel spreadsheets to track projects.

davidoh4xu.bsky.social•11 days ago

You could also try Microsoft Planner. It lets you create task boards that you can organize various ways, track due dates, create sub tasks, assign tasks to others. It sends you Outlook notifications when tasks are coming due, etc.

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