7 Tools Will Help You Work Remotely From Home

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Posted by admin on 2021-05-09 23:28:11 | | عربي

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1. Bonsai

Best For Invoices, time tracking, proposals, and more

Bonsai is an all-in-one platform that comes bundled with all sorts of tools you need in one place. You can use it to generate invoices, time tracking, create project proposals, track expenses, and more.

Bonsai will help you manage all your work from one place, instead of having to register with multiple sites and apps.


2. ClickUp

Best For: Managing multiple projects

ClickUp is perfect for managing your projects. It has a very simple user interface where you can keep track of multiple projects at the same time. Trello is like a visual to-do list. You can create tasks and even assign them to others on your team. And complete tasks as you progress through the projects.

3. Slack

Best For: Quick communications (email alternative)

You’ll be doing a lot of quick chats with your team and your boss. Emailing every time you want to ask a question is not going to work. Use Slack instead.

Slack is like emailing but with a better user interface and simpler instant messaging system. Using Slack you can keep track of your messages and have private conversations with multiple people without getting lost in big email threads.

4. Google Drive

Best For: Store and share files

Email clients only allow you to attach files of size up to 25mb in emails. If you want to share large files or even store your important work documents in a safe place, use cloud storage.

Google Drive is my go-to choice since I can easily access and save Google Docs and Sheets files in the Drive. It gives you 15GB of storage for free as well. You can also use Dropbox or Box for sharing files.

5. Google Meet

Best For: Videoconferencing

When working remotely for a company, you’ll have to do video calls all the time. Forget about Skype. It’s outdated. Use Google Meet instead.

With Google Meet you can have video conferences as well as video calls. It’s free. And there’s no need to install software. It works directly on the browser. Since Hangouts is managed by Google, anyone with a Gmail account can use it without having to create separate accounts.

6. LastPass

Best For: Manage passwords in one place

With accounts registered on so many websites, you’ll have a hard time remembering the passwords for each site and app. Use LastPass to store all your passwords and easily access website accounts with just one click.

LastPass uses military-grade encryption technologies. So your passwords are safe. It will save you a ton of headache from remembering passwords as well.

7. Clockify

Best For: Track you time across projects

Clockify is a time tracker and timesheet app that lets you track work hours across projects.

You can start and stop timer as you work, or enter hours manually, and help you see where you spend time and what your team is working on.

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