Top 10 Tools to Work Efficiently and Effectively

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First published: 31 July 2021 @ 6:00 pm

For managers, it is important to take the time to understand the tools they use to work effectively and efficiently. For instance, by understanding the applications that they use, managers can understand how their team is doing.

They can use these following tools to understand their team’s productivity and effectiveness.

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1. iWork

iWork is a word processing program that comes with OS X. It is a great application for professionals who use Macs. This application allows you to work efficiently and effectively.

2. Gmail

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Gmail is a free email service that provides an easy way to communicate with your colleagues, friends, and family members. It is very easy to use and has a clean interface.

The application allows you to have an efficient workflow because it allows you to be in control of your email.

3. Safari

Safari is a web browser that allows you to browse the internet and communicate with other people easily using Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, etc… The interface of this application is simple and easy to use making it easier for professionals to find information or communicate effectively with others online.

This application is great for managers because they can check on their team’s productivity by seeing how they are doing on the internet using Safari.

4. WordPress

WordPress is an open source content management system (CMS) that provides its users with the ability to create websites or blogs for their own company or for other companies they work for or do business with online without any knowledge of HTML programming languages like PHP, Perl, Java Script etc.

It is a great tool for managers because it allows them to be in control of their team’s productivity. This application can be used to check on the productivity of their team and know what needs to be done by asking questions like “how many posts have been published?” or “how many comments have been posted?”