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Project Management: Using specialist project software to help guide, manage and corral the process
Project Management: Using specialist project software (rather than a spreadsheet) to help guide, manage and corral the process.
Project Management: Using specialist project software (rather than a spreadsheet) to help guide, manage and corral the process.
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Ratings and comments come from people with ADHD sharing what helped them. They are experiences, not medical advice.
Massive risk that setting up the system becomes a distraction, and then another system comes along...
But yeah the right system can help a team manage tasks while letting people present / organise things in their own way.
Yes - but the learning curve is brutal. Good for when working with teams. Don't find it useful for my work alone as it exposes the very non-linear path I take!
Software is immaterial A well built spreadsheet can do the same as some PM software tools. Its more important to have the correct discipline/delivery technique in place. Working in an Agile/ Sprint planning environment works well with ADHD. It gives you a prioritised task list and a defined window when those activities need to be completed.
disagree that a well built spreadsheet does the same as proper dedicated software.
MS Project, Monday.com.. Asana... ClickUp etc are all great project management software options and VERY ADHD friendly.
disagree that a well built spreadsheet does the same as proper dedicated software.
MS Project, Monday.com.. Asana... ClickUp etc are all great project management software options and VERY ADHD friendly.
Software is immaterial A well built spreadsheet can do the same as some PM software tools. Its more important to have the correct discipline/delivery technique in place. Working in an Agile/ Sprint planning environment works well with ADHD. It gives you a prioritised task list and a defined window when those activities need to be completed.
Yes - but the learning curve is brutal. Good for when working with teams. Don't find it useful for my work alone as it exposes the very non-linear path I take!
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