In an ever-progressing world where our to-do list gets longer, by the day, It's very inefficient to mark each task complete on your to-do list as the more you are getting tasks done the more the list increases. But there is always a better way to organize and prioritize your tasks more productively and efficiently.
This month we are hosting Andy Baker a project manager also an Atlassian Community Leader from Netherlands, to share some best practices of How to use Trello for Self Management.
Old Street Solutions
Atlassian Experience Architect
The most FUN when it comes to managing SERIOUS business 💙 💪 🤓 #Atlassian #Agile #Jira #Confluence #Trello #ADHD #Neurodivergent
“Knowledge is power; sharing knowledge is powerful.”
Born in the greatest UK city with the worst airport, Luton, Andy Barker spent his early years playing waterpolo, dabbling in photography, and singing in the National Youth Choir of Great Britain.
The most FUN when it comes to managing SERIOUS business 💙 💪 🤓 #Atlassian #Agile #Jira #Confluence #Trello #ADHD #Neurodivergent
“Knowledge is power; sharing knowledge is powerful.”
Born in the greatest UK city with the worst airport, Luton, Andy Barker spent his early years playing waterpolo, dabbling in photography, and singing in the National Youth Choir of Great Britain.
Andy worked in nightclubs, restaurants, and the marquee industry before chucking in the UK to come to the Netherlands and study Business Administration of Hotel Management (only part of the reason; the other part was was meeting a lovely Dutch lady and marrying her.) He now lives in North Limburg with his wife, two kids, cat, and horse.
Known as Atlassian’s resident #FunMan, he’s been an Atlassian Community leader for four years, founded their Community Events Rotterdam chapter, and was awarded the prestigious Community Leaders' Choice Award at Summit 2020. Already bestest friends with Teodora Vasileva, he joined the Old Street fray because we eschew corporate red tape and hierarchical bullshit in favor of good old human compassion and understanding.
