Articles that mention "Trello"

4 ways project management automation makes your job easier

Project management is the difference between having an idea and getting it done. When you're managing projects effectively, your work is like alchemy.

How to make the job search less of a full-time job

You've likely heard that job hunting is a full-time job.

5 ways to catch up on work after a vacation

The worst part about taking a vacation is returning to work. You have to catch up on everything you missed, and of course something significant happened while you were out.

How to make Zapier your personal assistant

It’s embarrassing when something slips through the cracks, or if you commit to something and forget to mark it on your calendar. This is a problem that Zapier solves.

The BlackTies: Making magic with automation

Running a successful business is magic in its own right. But managing leads and updating spreadsheets wasn't the kind of magic The BlackTies, a Sydney magician group, wanted to be doing.

How to Track Google Alerts in Slack, Trello, or Almost Any App

Google Alerts make it easy to keep up with headlines on any subject, but there's one big downside: headlines are delivered via email. What if you'd rather keep up to date without keeping your inbox open? Turns out you can.

Have more productive meetings with these workflows

"Let's schedule a meeting to discuss that." Did you just shudder? You're not alone. People often feel meetings are a waste of time.

How I run a remote publishing company on Trello

Teams need to communicate. Goals and directions need to be set. Work needs to be passed from one person to the next. Questions need answering. Feedback needs to be given. So how can you do this without suffering from a surplus of communication?

'Easy automation': How Zapier helped this Spanish eCommerce company scale

Zapier has helped Materialesdefabrica.com and Habitium save more than six hours a week on order fulfillment alone.

How a small team connects hundreds of people with long-lost loved ones

Imagine not seeing a loved one for 15 years, or being separated from your entire family for that long. Think about the background radiation of it—how it would hang over everything you do.