Making Time Work

Todoist: In 2007, Amir Salihefendic struggled with managing his personal commitments, part-time jobs, and university projects, so he set about creating a task management system, and Todoist was born. Fast forward to today, Todoist has seen some impressive milestones – more than 25 million users worldwide, over 1.5 billion tasks created, with corporate clients like Facebook and Disney.

It’s hard to believe since businesses seem unpredictable, but here’s the truth – a better scheduled and planned business has a higher chance of making it big than one with the most ground-breaking idea.

Deploying an airtight system for the scheduling and grunt work leaves the leadership with plenty of time to work on good ideation for the business. Today, a single scheduling app can come to the rescue in getting maximum productivity for businesses by helping management prioritize work, allocate the resource to meet professional commitments, and help people plan their day-to-day priorities. If you are a small business, use the trial period of any such app to get extensive feedback from your team about its functionality and effectiveness – this will help you before you commit to one of them.