@matteo@zowiewho Please feel free to remove this if it’s not the best place to ask or if it’s not something you want to answer. I’m asking to learn more from the team.
I’ve recently become the team lead for a web development team and wanted to ask how you organize your day with Bear. Do you also use any to-do apps like Things 3 or Todoist? Do you push your work/team aggressively to maximize productivity, or do you take a more relaxed approach? Do you work with ETAs, or do you avoid them to reduce stress?
I’m new to this position, so I thought I’d ask here. Again, if the question is off-topic, please feel free to remove it. Thanks!
This is personal and does not concern the rest of the team but I have a note for each project/subproject I’m working on. Each note consists of a to-do list on top, references (links, info, pieces of code, …), references to meetings notes, or other useful project notes.
My project/subprojects are not necessary related to work but have a similar structures.
I use Reminder and Calendar along with Bear’s link. Mostly for time-critical projects.
Feel free to grind but we are for the second way.
Sometimes we have to but we try to avoid them and have a better product without crouching.
The Project-Overview thing sounds interesting, I´m doing it in a nearly similar way. But for the Todo´s im Using Things3. I tried to use the ToDo functionality of Bear but it doesn´t felt right to me.
Would you be so kind to share an example how it looks?
For my Job I have to handle lots of different Projects.
I created a short cut “New Project”.
It asks what “life-Area” the Project is (Work, Private or my other Job) then it creates the Overview with the Name (YYYY - Projectname-Overview) and a Tag (projects/work/yyyy - project name) the same happens to things.
then I manually copy the Link of the Things Project to the Bear - Overview and the Bear Link to things.
maybe your way is more efficient. Like to see/hear how others workflow will be.
I really appreciate it!