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What are your top 3 products you use on a daily basis at work?
Take a quick minute to think about the tools and applications you use on a given day: email, slack, chat, project management, cloud storage, notion, docs, and more. If you had to choose 3, which would they be and why?
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@sergeipetrov for me Slack, google services (docs, drive, sheets), and third is hard since I am in growth and literally have a million tabs but I would say Obsidian (I prefer it over Notion for my notes)
@relja_denic Oh I don't think I have heard of Skylead - care to share a little more about it?
I'm a full-stack developer, so...
1. Jetbrains Webstorm
2. Slack
3. MongoDB Compass :)
These are top three. To complement the list:
4. Discord - this is where our community lives
5. Docker - to run database and Redis locally
6. Sentry - to monitor errors in my live application
7. Browserstack - to hunt for bugs on different devices
8. DigitalOcean - this is where we hold our servers
9. AWS - this is where our websites are hosted (we build a headless website builder, if anyone's intersesting: https://cntrl.site/ )
10. Jira - for organized teamwork
@arsen_batyuchok This is a list of heavy-duty apps! How do you manage the context-switching problem?
@amved I feel like I'm more concerned about switching between tasks. Sometimes a task requires three to five contexts and it's ok. What about you?
Recently, I've been doing marketing and writing business blogs, and my top three most frequently used products are:
1. Sanity, which is a headless CMS that's very simple, customizable, easy to develop, and best of all, free.
2. ChatGPT Plus, which helps me collect materials for my blog, polish it up, generate creative ideas, and much more.
3. ChatShelf(https://shelf.chat), a browser extension I developed myself for ChatGPT, which synchronizes the content with Notion, where my colleagues can continue the workflow, such as reviewing the content.
Email and Communication Tools: Email clients like Microsoft Outlook, Gmail, or communication platforms like Slack and Microsoft Teams are commonly used for professional communication, collaboration, and managing tasks.
Office Software: Productivity suites like Microsoft Office, Google Workspace (formerly G Suite), or similar software are essential for tasks like document creation, spreadsheets, presentations, and more of what to say to a sad friend.
Web Browsers: Web browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge are crucial for accessing online resources, research, and many work-related tasks.
My top three recommendations are:
1. Jira for project management and issue tracking
2. Slack for communications
3. Notion for documentation and collaboration
@amved I only star my must-see channels, mute the chatterboxes, and tune notifications to buzz me for the big stuff. 😊
@saif_ullah_khalid working smarter, not harder with ChatGPT - whats your favorite prompt that you use on a daily basis?
As my knowledge the top three daily workplace tools for many people are:
1. Email: Essential for communication and document sharing.
2. Office Suite / Google Workspace: Used for creating documents, spreadsheets, and presentations.
3. Team Collaboration Tools (e.g., Slack, Microsoft Teams): Facilitate real-time team communication and project management.
@amved because I have configured iTerm for many years. what is your favorite terminal app?
1. Expressive Animator (animated SVG, vector animations)
2. Expressive Canvas (vector graphics)
3. VS Code
1. VS Code. Is the first thing i click when i power my PC
2. Notion. I'm still figuring out how to use it at 100%
3. Spotify. Keeps my soul calm, especially in these last days of pre-launch ahah
@wheresbebo for me, the first thing I click is spotify! what are you launching? good luck!
@amved that’s great! Ahah I can’t live without it too 😂 Btw, my project is an AI assistant for developers. Helps developers learn new languages and solve issues faster! If you want to check it out we’re launching today! A Feedback would be amazing 🚀
1. Google Analytics and Google Search Console for tracking the website performance.
2. Chatgpt- To generate great content ideas,
3 Feedspace- To collect text and video feedback from the clients.
I highly recommend checking Feedspace- https://www.feedspace.io/ to collect testimonials for your business.
Slack: For communication and collaboration with my team.
Google Docs: For writing and editing documents.
ChatGPT: An AI assistant that can help you with everything from brainstorming ideas to writing content.
Grammarly: A grammar checker that helps you catch errors in your writing.
Canva: A graphic design tool that's easy to use, even if you're not a designer.
Descript: A video editing tool that makes it easy to create professional-looking videos.
Buzzsprout: A podcasting platform that makes it easy to create and distribute podcasts.
@carmen_judson what are your favorite prompts you use on a daily/weekly basis for GPT?
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