At home, it helps me keep track of things in my homelab, keeps commands I need to remeber in order and allows me to visualize things much better. At work, I can keep track of projects as we are doing them so we can see what needs to be done yet and it does a great job keeping my to-do list in order and lets me hop into an individual page for each item if I want to go into more detail on a task.

Using Notion is great for me because it means that I am able to create client portals for all of my individual clients to use. So that all important videos and documents and revisions can be safely stored in one place. Having this stuff stored in other ways can be messy and can be hard to find things at times. But using Notion really helps to keep everything super crisp and uber organised.

Mostly, problems with comes to cases which is related to travelperk queries are my concerns which the data and solution is visible to notion. There are also a lot of information regarding how we were being graded on Notion which serves as our tool for reference.

On my team the biggest problems we’re solving with Notion are daily task assignment, daily communications that we want to keep records of (as opposed to Slack which is just ‘in the moment’ and not great for tracking backwards, and recordkeeping. My team checks our daily page throughout the day and drops notes there for standups and to communicate with each other so we don’t lose ideas and feedback like we used to. They’re also more productive because expectations for each day are transparent and clear. In addition, we don’t waste time searching through multiple sources for historical information. We’ve set up some great recordkeeping that we’re all using consistently. I also love that these tools can be modified as we use them so as our needs change, it’s really easy to adjust with very little work.