In the interest of self organisation at work, I'm going to write a blog entry each week over at Redgloo with a list of the things I wish to acchieve at work. My boss can then comment and add things and I can cross them off as I get them done.
This is quite a cool idea, and I'm going to start doing it for Scrobbles as well, although maybe not as regularly. I'm dangerously close to finishing this project (at least to the point where people can start using it), and this week and weekend has seen a forced increase in productivity - the likes of which not seen for quite a while from me. I'm not entirely sure how I managed it, as at the beginning of the week I really didn't want to work on it. I just forced myself to by setting some tasks and got carried away from there. Let's try to continue this eh?
I tend to keep a text file on my desktop containing the current 'to-do' list, and as I have this, I can safely post the list as it stood at the beginning of the week, and cross out the things I got done this week also. I have backdated this entry to a week ago, to reflect this.
The way I'll do this, is each time I post, I'll post a revised version of the list, containing only the things I still need to do, and as I get things completed, I'll cross them out of the most recently written blog entry :) If I think of new things that need adding, I'll either edit the blog entry, or if enough has been achieved to warrant it, I'll make a new entry.
I'll highlight the 'next' planned work actions with italic lettering, and these will be things I aim to get done within a week's time.
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