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How One CTO Simplified His Team's Workflow
Working long hours is bad for your health and bad for your work. Here's how to break the habit...
Take back your space with check-lists for every room in your place
The founder of the popular life advice website uses Todoist for setting and sticking to routines in his work and family life
Meetings aren't bad, they're just wildly overused — and they cost your team more than you may realize
Zip around your Todoist without ever taking your hands off the keyboard
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Google, Apple, and Facebook all seem to think so, but here’s why we shouldn’t let ourselves off the hook just yet.
Lessons learned managing cross-functional projects on a team of 60 people spread across 23 countries
Connect with industry peers, potential clients, and future employers without feeling super awkward
A promotion is one form of recognition, but it doesn’t make you a leader. Here’s what will…
Honest (and realistic) advice from those who’ve been there.
Embrace the power of "no" without feeling bad about it.

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How to stay in sync across 26 countries and 15 time zones
We completely rethought the Todoist for Apple Watch app after actually using the device.
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