Katie Schuknecht

The best timesheet app is the one that actually improves team focus

There are dozens of timesheet apps on the market, and each one promises accurate data, meaningful insights, and improved productivity. But most of these tools are reactive, not proactive. They give you a record of everyone’s time at work, but they don’t actually help employees work better. ​ These days, time tracking alone isn’t enough.

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How to use time tracking software to fuel team momentum: A practical playbook

Most of us don’t need convincing that time tracking can be useful. The real challenge is knowing how to use it to its full potential. ​ For many teams, time tracking software is used reactively, giving a record of what happened that day. It logs tasks, tags projects, and generates reports after the fact. You

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Detox from your phone: A research-backed guide to reclaiming focus

What would you do with an extra three hours every day? Read more? Sleep better? Finally start the home project you’ve been putting off? ​ For a lot of us, those hours already exist. They’re just hidden in phone pick-ups, social media feeds, and endless notifications. ​ Fall is a great season to rebalance and

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Your brain is not a machine: How to work with (not fight) seasonal slumps

Rainy days are a hit in my house, especially because they’ve been so rare over the past couple of months. My five-year-old is absolutely giddy when she sees dark clouds gathering, immediately planning a ‘cozy day’ at home. It’s the opposite of how my town reacts to the first warm, sunny day of spring, when

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Collaboration without chaos: How to fix overloaded fall calendars

August really is the Sunday of summer. It’s the moment we realize the easy days are slipping away and we’re about to jump headfirst into the busy routines of fall. There’s a drop in temperature (finally), but there’s an uptick in commitments. All of a sudden, your Google Calendar is a rainbow of colors with

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Stuck in the end-of-summer slump? Here’s how to rebuild your momentum.

The end-of-summer slump is real. You’re saying goodbye to all of the joy that summer had to offer, but you haven’t yet shifted into high gear for a productive fall. The result is this weird middle place where you know it’s time to jump into action, and your mind is ready to do so, but

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Post-summer reset: How to rebuild routines without overwhelming yourself

If you’re feeling disoriented as summer ends, you’re not alone. Summer is a memory-making season, and a lot of that is because we let things slide. My kids’ bedtime became fluid when we were busy catching lightning bugs or watching The Parent Trap (for the 18th time). My work schedule wasn’t necessarily specific days and

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6 ways shared team dashboards help large teams perform like small ones

When it comes to team size, bigger isn’t always better. According to a study from ThinkWise, 52% of executives at small businesses believe their team is achieving its potential, compared to just 35% of those at mid-sized organizations and 39% of large-sized companies. Once a team includes more than 50 people, 86% of executives believe

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