Austin Font

I've been struggling with this for my own company, Twigflo. I created the product to help individuals and teams design better projects before they spent time working on it using reverse planning. However, I've noticed myself trying to convince them this is a superior method of planning. I then took a step back and started to focus far more on the product and the ease of use rather than the...

Context: I have a consulting background and we were still using a combination of sheets, status decks, and emails to communicate where we are in relation to the project goal. Because of that fragmentation, we would get lost in the day to day and try to distribute tasks that may or may not contribute to the success of the project. Idea: I've been working with a couple people on developing a...

The great resignation has been underway for quite some time now. Before I left my last role as a consultant at a big form, I created story boards in Microsoft Visio to show where my projects stood and where I believe they should go. Has anyone done something similar before leaving a company?

One thing that I was most worried about when leaving my job in consulting was whether or not my team was going to suffer in my absence. I was leaving behind files in many forms and locations, notes in multiple tools (some local to my computer), and to their dismay, I was taking my brain! To make sure I was leaving something impactful and useful behind, I created flowcharts in Visio of every...