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How important is visual project planning to you and your team?
Do you use boards, calendars, timelines, etc?
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Pavel Kukhnavets
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Visual project planning is crucial for our construction project team. It facilitates better visualization of projects' scope and timelines, making it easier for workers to understand their tasks and deadlines.
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Yes, we use Asana boards for general project management and for more complex processes we visualize them using our own app, QuikFlow.
@kevin_brendel Using your own app is always a good idea. We also use Planyway for managing its development:))
As a 2 people team we rarely do it, and when we do it we don't adhere. We just do what's needed at the moment one by one
Visual planning helps team understand tasks, making work efficient. It's vital.
Visual project planning is very important to me and my team. It helps us understand tasks better, see deadlines clearly, and track progress easily. With visual planning, we can organize our work efficiently and achieve our goals effectively.
Visual project planning is indispensable for our dentist team. It enhances clarity, fosters collaboration, and ensures alignment on goals and timelines. Visual representations aid in identifying dependencies, spotting bottlenecks, and adjusting strategies efficiently. Overall, it streamlines communication and empowers our dentist team to execute projects effectively and achieve desired results.
Definitely need a way to visualize the bottlenecks during our meetings. We mostly focus on technical ones and SEO milestones, both of which can have fluctuating timelines.
Use VS Code & Github for code.
Gsheets for a Kanban and lists of interesting notes.
@aris_nakos Interesting! Have you tried GitHub capabilities for project management, like boards they provide?