The doBoard team asked students and teachers from different backgrounds to share how they actually use the platform for task management in education — in real, everyday settings. Here’s what they had to say—unfiltered, practical, and sometimes brutally honest. 1.
Working with a remote team can feel awesome — until remote team time management becomes a real challenge. One person’s in Brazil, another’s in Germany, someone else is always offline, and everything takes longer than it should. Remote work sounds
Truth is, learning how to prepare for a job interview isn’t always straightforward. Sometimes, it just feels weird. Especially remote ones. You’re staring into a webcam, checking your notes, and hoping your internet doesn’t glitch. Meanwhile, your neighbor decides now
We finally asked “what are story points” — right after everything went wrong on a Tuesday. It was the all-hands meeting — product, dev, marketing, even someone from legal was there for some reason. The slide deck went up: last
Let’s be honest: most of us hear “milestone” and think, “Oh, that thing the PM adds to the timeline so it looks official.” It’s a classic misunderstanding of milestone project management — which is actually about clarity, alignment, and meaningful
Why team planning matters more than ever — and what real teams are doing to stay in sync Team planning is no longer a quarterly meeting or a one-time kickoff. For distributed teams, it’s a daily survival skill. When planning
Emphasizing the importance of adaptability and time management in Agile with doBoard. When I joined the doBoard team six months ago, I wasn’t new to product management — however, I was new to a team that truly lived and breathed
Team time management gets real the moment you glance up from your sixth browser tab, sip cold coffee, and quietly whisper:“Where did my day go?” At first, I blamed distractions. Then I blamed meetings. And then — I blamed myself
On the dawn of my marketing career, I thought prioritization was something philosophical.You know, “important vs. urgent,” like Stephen Covey said.In reality? It was messier.You either set priorities — or they set you.That’s why prioritization with doBoard changed everything. That’s
I used to think the hardest part of my job was meeting deadlines.Or maybe it was figuring out how to stay focused at work and get things done between thirty unread messages and rewriting the same sentence twelve different ways