Waterfall Method: The Project Management Comprehensive Guide

Master the Waterfall methodology with our comprehensive guide, designed for project managers, directors, and CEOs. Discover Taskia!

Top Gantt Chart Software to Boost Your Projects in 2024

Discover the top free Gantt chart software for managing your projects in 2024. Learn how to improve planning, resource allocation, and project visibility with a visual timeline.

Gantt Chart: Boost Productivity Without Micromanagement

We’ll explore how Gantt charts can help project managers strike the delicate balance between providing necessary oversight and avoiding the pitfalls of micromanagement.

The Importance of Corporate Planning

All companies, no matter how big or small, can be highly benefitted from a detailed corporate plan that outlines the teams’ next steps and sets them off for success.

Strategic Planning for Corporate Success

Separating plans into phases helps teams visualize progress in real-time, but how can a manager differentiate between the importance of numerous tracks and ensure everyone is on board with it?

5 Tips to Boost Your Networking Skills

Whether you find exciting or intimidating to meet new people, networking is a fundamental aspect to career success. Here are some tips to create long-lasting connections.

Separating Work Projects: The Essential Guide

With the rise of remote and hybrid work, we have the freedom to structure our schedules. However, this flexibility can lead to task overlap or unclear boundaries between parallel projects.

Goals, Strategies, and Tasks: Key to Corporate Planning

Discover how to align your teams and boost corporate success through goal setting, strategic planning, and task management.

Strategic Planning: Three main levels

How the influence of strategic planning in multi-departmental companies varies based on one’s role in the organization.

Effective Goal Setting: Break Down Objectives and Track Strategies with Taskia

We often tend to believe that we are working on developing effective strategies to achieve our primary objective when, in reality, we are just “dividing” it.