kind of nerdy post
So, I work at this consulting firm, and I work on like, five or six different projects. And so, I have a pretty long To Do list that I have to keep up-to-date or I forget things, and then people get angry at me, and then I don't get the moniez. I do love the moniez. So, I need a project management/task manager system that works well. I've been using Remember the Milk as a massive to do list manager, but I'm not enamored with it. I've also read "Getting Things Done," and have implemented a few changes from that (though, I am also not enamored with the book, unlike some people in my office). I used to just use paper and pen or my white board as my to do list, but it got unwieldy, and fell by the way side.
Anyways, my question - where do you keep your to do list? I use outlook for work, and increasingly, personal stuff, since I'm at work so much, but I have Outlook 2007, and I hate the new task manager. I want something that will (a) allow me to enter things easily, (b) allow me to categorize as necessary, (c) allow me to prioritize as necessary, (d) be easily accessible from work or home (so web-based is almost a necessity), (e) could allow sub-tasking (ie, I need to do this, and I need to do this, this and this in order to complete that task).
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Anyways, my question - where do you keep your to do list? I use outlook for work, and increasingly, personal stuff, since I'm at work so much, but I have Outlook 2007, and I hate the new task manager. I want something that will (a) allow me to enter things easily, (b) allow me to categorize as necessary, (c) allow me to prioritize as necessary, (d) be easily accessible from work or home (so web-based is almost a necessity), (e) could allow sub-tasking (ie, I need to do this, and I need to do this, this and this in order to complete that task).
To make up for this boring post, here's a picture of a red panda: