Organization/Time Clock Program?

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Socoder -> Off Topic -> Organization/Time Clock Program?
Sun, 23 Mar 2008, 04:44
Mog	I'll admit, i am not the most organized person around. I'm asking about this because in my line of work, I often lose track of time and what i'm supposed to be doing (try managing 16 clients/day and deal with their notes, and log your time for each). Does anyone know of a good all in one program that can help me keep up with projects/notes/time spent on each? -=-=- I am Busy Mongoose - My Website Dev PC: AMD 8150-FX, 16gb Ram, GeForce GTX 680 2gb Current Project: Pyroxene
Sun, 23 Mar 2008, 10:06
Scherererer	I use Microsoft Outlook, for a free option you could try out Sunbird [Mozilla] -=-=- YouTube Twitter Computer Science Series: Logic (pt1) (part 2) (part 3) 2's Complement Mathematics: Basic Differential Calculus
Sun, 23 Mar 2008, 10:35
Jayenkai	If you've got a decent compatible phone, using outlook's probably the beter choice. You can merge things with the phone, keep a todo list at hand, and add extra items whilst you're on the move. Handy. However, if you're the type of person's who's pretty much sat by their desk all day, anyway, then just do as I do, and keep yourself a little physical checklist. Maybe post-it notes, or a wall-based day planner thing.. or even print out a selection of specialist checklists, with main tasks on the left side of the paper, and extra info on the right, so that you can write in any extra stuff as it comes in. Paper, wonderful stuff -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Sun, 23 Mar 2008, 11:30
Scherererer	actually, i do that too ^^^ i have a couple clips stuck to the frame of my desk that i attatch papers and reminders to, and have a stack of post-its sitting next to me. -=-=- YouTube Twitter Computer Science Series: Logic (pt1) (part 2) (part 3) 2's Complement Mathematics: Basic Differential Calculus
Sun, 23 Mar 2008, 12:46
Mog	Ive been jumping between my whiteboard and desk, but you can only pack so much stuff into that little space until it all gets smeared together... i guess the tried and true method of paper is best, though i'd probably lose those too! haha... ill give Sunbird a whirl, see how that does. Sucks, i gave my PDA to my roommate since i didn't need it anymore, and it had outlook on it! blahgjhgfff..... Thanks for the help all -=-=- I am Busy Mongoose - My Website Dev PC: AMD 8150-FX, 16gb Ram, GeForce GTX 680 2gb Current Project: Pyroxene
Sun, 23 Mar 2008, 14:32
JL235	I use a white board to organize my work. There is nothing better.
Mon, 24 Mar 2008, 15:30
Andy_A	You might want to look at some "Customer Relationship Management" (CRM) software. The two that I used and was most familiar with are "Goldmine" and "ACT!". Both help by allowing you to write notes as your talking to a client and to set alarms with reminders to keep you on schedule in calling your clients. Slight learning curve but should be worth the effort. There's a web based app like those mentioned above, but can't remember the name (maybe "Janus" or something like that). [Edit] Just Googled "free CRM software" https://freecrm.com/ https://www.smallbizcrm.com/free-single-user-crm.html https://www.salesnexus.com/lp2.php?gclid=CMnLsZvappICFQIjxwod0AW5Rw [end Edit]