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Kinda like how you can "edit reoccurrence" and the task you edit changes all reoccurrences? So essentially a "reoccuring folder" or "reoccuring project?"
So you mean instead of "Sample Task 1" "Sample Task 2" "Sample Task 3" if would be... "Sample Task 1/1/2017" "Sample Task 2/1/2017" "Sample Task 3/1/2017"
This isn't exactly what you are looking for, but it works. Create yourself some gmail aliases under one gmail account. I used this to deploy Wrike at a sister company. Handy. This way, all the ...
Great shares! Here are two techniques that seem to be helpful: The complete hand-hold: If you have a team member that is a Franklin-Planner user, Wrike is a big transition. These people will req...
Great work Ansel!
My pleasure! I actually learned a bit too - mostly self reflections. I have so many thoughts about the projects I worked on and I seldom write them down. I should get better at that.
Hi Aaron, I tried making a REALLY long note in the description box. I was able to page down within the description. Is this what you are talking about?
Stephen, I would be happy to dive deeper with the team at Wrike and tell a few stories - but maybe the forum isn't the best place to do it. Fishing: Here is a midwest analogy that might apply t...
I would suggest mapping out your process with post-its using a swim-lane map. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swim_lane Then create steps in a folder that correspond with your post-its and name tha...
Without knowing all of the complexities behind the scenes, or the ramifications of this change, you may want to consider the following: A more appropriate term for “priority” sorting is “sequentia...