Back in early November I wrote a post about challenging my tablet productivity assumptions, and set out with the goal of leaving my laptop behind (as much as possible) and doing most, if not all, of my work on my tablet. As per my previous post, this adventure in mobile productivity meant pairing my Nexus … Continue reading Tablet Productivity – A World Of Compromise
I guess it's fair to say that with the exception of full-fledged Windows devices, I've always held that tablets were little more than media consumption devices upon which one would be mad to attempt a full days work. While I still hold that is true with regards to processor intensive work such as video editing, … Continue reading Challenging Tablet Productivity Assumptions
One of the coolest things about developing especially when working with an open source product like WordPress, is that if you have a problem the chances are that someone else has already developed a solution for it. Need a piece of code to prevent YouTube videos from overriding your theme and messing up your content? … Continue reading Developer Productivity Tip – Evernote As A Searchable, Portable Code Snippet Repository
Tony Schwartz has an article on Harvard Business Review titled: "Why Companies Should Insist that Employees Take Naps". For be it from me to argue with Tony on the content of his article. I've noticed the benefits of napping as a tool to increase productivity myself and probably would take way more of them if I was better at … Continue reading Power Naps For Productivity – How NOT To Take Them
This may be a rather obvious point to most folks but, at home, speakers allow you to be far more productive that headphones. For the past few months I've been using headphones when at my desktop PC instead of speakers. The reasons for this have been many, including desk space and the fact that Ex and … Continue reading Speaker Productivity
It's rather unfortunate that today I'm coming to think of Instant Messaging, which is a great enabling technology, as an irritant, and something which many companies could do without in the workplace. Okay, before I go any further let me step back and take a look at this from a work point of view in … Continue reading IM = Irritate Me and Initiate Messing
Paul O'Flaherty 