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Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, one of the first things companies had to improve was their agility. The model of the conventional team, working in the same space at all times, became outdated overnight for many organizations. Adaptation and efficiency called for distributed teams, hybrid models of work, and relying on technology more than ever.

We know that getting everything done at the office, at home, and in a personal aspect is a challenging and often overwhelming task. To get through your to-do list and organize your daily workload, a personal project management tool can do wonders.  

There are different benefits to using each of the two most popular project management methodologies - Scrum and Waterfall. Understanding specifically the differences between the two methodologies, their pros, and cons and the benefits project managers experience by using each one. In this article, we take a closer look at Scrum vs. Waterfall, to give you just that perspective.

In this article, you will discover what a perfect project roadmap stands for, why you need it in your project planning, and how to create and use it most efficiently. Whether you have a short-term campaign, a marketing event, a virtual initiative, or a long-term goal that has to do with the launch of something bigger, the project roadmap is what keeps everyone on the same page at all times.

Slingshot makes it easy to work with your Excel and Google Sheet files in many different ways.  

What are SMART goals and why businesses today find it important to know and use them in their everyday operations? Read on for the guide on how to use SMART goals and build the track to win the race on.

Before the pandemic, people could still work from home - but only from time to time and usually after putting in a special request. Everybody did it, but we were careful not to do it too frequently. Businesses used to be uneasy about remote teams a lot because the general feeling was that people are not so productive at home and have more opportunities to slack off.

Is there anything more frightening for a writing person than losing your groove when it comes to your next commisioned piece? Let's get you acquainted with how content briefs provide the best content marketing results.