Tag: Productivity

Ever find yourself in these spots: reading a bit, then to the phone you’re clung, eager for a movie, but patience is flung, grabbing your phone, no notifications sprung, studying’s a challenge, focus undone?

You’ve probably followed many productivity tips and beat distractions — but how come they don’t work for you? What seems to be the problem?

Many people believe that the key to success is to work hard, but what if I tell you it’s not?

Emails can be overwhelming. We sometimes find ourselves too invested in browsing newsletters and work updates—in fact, employees tend to spend 28% of their working time reading and answering emails.

“Productivity is never an accident. It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning, and focused effort.

As humans, we always want to be productive. At the same time, our tendency to mind-wander is innate–it’s just there.

It is indeed the season to be jolly! Holidays are coming, and it’s usually the season of vacations, trips, and many gatherings with our families.

According to a survey by the NewSchools Venture Fund in 2019, 65% of teachers use digital tools every day, while 53% said they’d prefer to use technology more often.

The advancement of technology has helped businesses scale in a span of short time. With the help of productivity and management tools, companies can now maximize the use of the internet to push the boundaries of their efficiency.

Books and seminars about productivity have been around for as long as we can remember—but now, people can’t sit down and go through a whole book to know the tricks of being productive.

A lot of companies use online collaboration tools to increase productivity–including PlatoForms. Aside from letting you convert PDFs to web forms and submit PDF forms online, our features also offer workflow that can increase your team productivity.

While the stigma and shame of mental health are still on the rise, companies are continuing to see the importance of mental health in the workplace.

I used to hate techniques and self-help productivity books—until I heard about the Pomodoro technique for productivity. While many people are welcoming pieces of advice and tips, I hated it.

Working from home is more than sitting at computers and sipping coffee every day. It also means juggling with personal life such as taking care of kids, getting distracted by pets, and battling with background noises at home.

Let’s face it: Email is now boring. Back in the day, employee communication was limited to the old school email subjects and signatures.

Thanks to the advancement of technology, we can now collaborate without being hindered by time and location. Because of electricity, the internet, and the right collaborating tools—team collaboration is now within reach.