Dovile Miseviciute

This launch features a totally renewed Kanban board that places the main focus on your tasks. Inside you will find: - Sub-status structure for any status - Option to color anything (item, row, status) - Limit anything (status, group, row) - Tangible flow metrics right on Kanban cards (time in status, item age layers) - My Kanban view

Teamhood Free plan now comes with unlimited users. Add all of your team members to the project and feel the power of true collaboration.

Here are some of the best free kanban software tools compared side by side. https://teamhood.com/kanban/free...

For me, an integration between Slack and Teamhood is excellent. I get to choose which notifications reach me and work asynchronously most of the day. It helps me stay focused on what is truly important.

Planning out my day before it even begins. As simple as it sounds, having a clear list of things I want to accomplish during the day, really helps me focus and fend off any impromptu tasks that can appear. I do this with the help of workload management software (something like this https://teamhood.com/project-man...). I enter the number of hours I have available and then pull in a mix of...

I would suggest looking into Kanban tools. They are visual, easy to use, and great for tracking the progress of the team wherever you are. Here is a list comparing some of the most popular options on the market - https://teamhood.com/kanban/best....

gokanban.io is the first syntax-based Kanban board on the market. No registration, free to use, and allows users to modify their board in minutes. Check it out - https://www.producthunt.com/post...

GoKanban is a free syntax-based Kanban tool. Try it out and let us know what you think!

I will be partial here and say Teamhood. You might want to check it out for more project management and Kanban functionality. I have also written a post comparing the most popular solutions, including a comparison table. Check it here - https://teamhood.com/project-man...

Personally, I try to minimize and altogether avoid meetings that my presence is not crucial for. As a general rule of thumb, if all I need to do in a meeting is listen and not give any insights, I do not participate. Of course, there are exceptions to this rule, but I find it quite helpful when trying to determine if I need to attend. Also, scheduling meetings for the shortest time possible is...

Great news to see Teamhood on Product Hunt. I am interested in hearing your opinions on the tool, especially from teams of marketers that may choose to try it out!

Teamhood is completely free for teams up to 5 people! Looking forward to your thoughts and ideas on how we can make it even better.

We are planning to launch Teamhood tomorrow! It is a visual project management tool for high-performing teams. Come check us out :)

Worked from a coworking space, but didn't particularly enjoy it. I find that it is similar to working at a cafe and I prefer the latter.

I have been working from home for 1 year now, so still kind of new. But when I get into a slump, I go work somewhere else - a coffee shop, coworking space, public library. Just a few hours in a new environment seem to do wonders for me :)

Slack, MS Teams, and our project management solution. We have managed to reduce the live meetings to a minimum which is great for productivity and instead gather for social occasions once in a while.