Time Management

In most any agency, timesheets have long been a pain point between decision-makers and their employees. To management, they are vital for forecasting, budgeting, hiring, measuring efficiency, and saving money.

One of the biggest challenges of tracking time is remembering to do it “in the moment”. There are just so many things that you have to remember to do—pack your kids’ lunch, file that report, send that super-important email. Sometimes there’s just no room for “remembering to press the start button” and the day just

About a year ago, I decided to organize my life. It had been nearly six months since I had started my studies, and I had a ton of delayed tasks that I didn’t how to keep up with. But the most annoying and harmful thing was the realization I might never find time to clear

When it comes to checking things off your to-do list, productivity seems relatively straightforward. Sure, there are tons of different popular hacks, tips, and techniques you can implement to maybe bump things up a notch. But, when you boil it all down, the gist of it is pretty simple: The more time you spend at

Last year we went to over 1,000 businesses using Toggl to get more insights into how time tracking helps their business. We already knew Toggl saves businesses a lot of time, but we wanted to have an better idea of how it affected their financials.

“How do I convince my team to use Toggl Track?” is a question many of you are struggling with. We spoke with Paul Weinstein from Wheelhouse Search on how he managed to tackle the issue.

Emily Morgan is a keen Toggl user. She is also the founder of Delegate Solutions, a strategic support firm which helps busy entrepreneurs delegate and automate their tasks. We figured she’s the right person to ask for tips on how to be efficient with time blocking.

The idea that a work day has to last from 9 to 5 is slowly crumbling. More and more companies are shifting to alternative work arrangements as the idea that work is done for results, not time, is dawning on humankind.

Ryan Robinson is an entrepreneur and content marketer who teaches people how to create meaningful self-employed careers. His online courses – Launching a Business While Working and Writing a Winning Freelance Proposal – can teach you how to start and grow your own business while working a full-time job.

Meet Katya. The name has been changed, because she is guilty of the most heinous crime imaginable – faking her timesheets.

Our screen addiction has turned into a procrastination addiction and we’re more exposed to distraction than ever.