How professionals work. Artem Polyansky, Marketing Director, Prime Time Forums
The heading "How professionals work" is once again on the "Megamind". Under the microscope - Artem Polyansky, who holds the position of marketing director for Prime Time Forums and at the same time co-founder and partner of Zillion .
Current Location:
Driving in the car from the office home tuesday 21:30
Current place of work:
I am the marketing director of Prime Time Forums - the organizer of Russian Marketing Week 2015
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One word that best describes how you work:
Productivity.
How many hours a day do you work?
10-12
Current mobile device:
iPhone 6
Current computer:
Macbook pro
Without any applications, programs, utilities you can not live?
Keynote, Numbers, Pages, Trello, Mail + Sidekick.
Which life hack helps you save time?
Voice dialing in the iPhone when answering letters and messages of instant messengers.
Skype and WebEx instead of meetings.
What kind of to-do manager do you use?
To manage tasks, projects and employees Trello. To control yourself - head.
What do you listen when you work?
Customers.
What are you reading now?
"With everyone and with no one" by Michael Harris. The book is about us - the latest generation that remembers life before the Internet. Favorite publishing house MYTH.
Which book from the last read was remembered the most?
"Black Swan" Nassim Taleb, though read more than two years ago.
Do you use e-readers or prefer paper books?
I like paper books very much, but I constantly use the vBookz application, which is able to slander text books in audio format.
How long do you sleep?
8 ocloc'k.
Are you an owl or a lark?
Neither this nor that. It's all about mode.
How do you have breakfast?
I drink coffee and feed my daughter porridge.
How do you spend your time on the way to work / from work?
I try to relax listening to music or books. And sometimes I dictate texts, like now.
What advice you have ever been given can you convey to others?
Everything can always be done better. This means that any project should be done iteratively. A tolerable solution is always better than no complete solution.
Current Location:
Driving in the car from the office home tuesday 21:30
Current place of work:
I am the marketing director of Prime Time Forums - the organizer of Russian Marketing Week 2015
')
One word that best describes how you work:
Productivity.
How many hours a day do you work?
10-12
Current mobile device:
iPhone 6
Current computer:
Macbook pro
Without any applications, programs, utilities you can not live?
Keynote, Numbers, Pages, Trello, Mail + Sidekick.
Which life hack helps you save time?
Voice dialing in the iPhone when answering letters and messages of instant messengers.
Skype and WebEx instead of meetings.
What kind of to-do manager do you use?
To manage tasks, projects and employees Trello. To control yourself - head.
What do you listen when you work?
Customers.
What are you reading now?
"With everyone and with no one" by Michael Harris. The book is about us - the latest generation that remembers life before the Internet. Favorite publishing house MYTH.
Which book from the last read was remembered the most?
"Black Swan" Nassim Taleb, though read more than two years ago.
Do you use e-readers or prefer paper books?
I like paper books very much, but I constantly use the vBookz application, which is able to slander text books in audio format.
How long do you sleep?
8 ocloc'k.
Are you an owl or a lark?
Neither this nor that. It's all about mode.
How do you have breakfast?
I drink coffee and feed my daughter porridge.
How do you spend your time on the way to work / from work?
I try to relax listening to music or books. And sometimes I dictate texts, like now.
What advice you have ever been given can you convey to others?
Everything can always be done better. This means that any project should be done iteratively. A tolerable solution is always better than no complete solution.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/291248/
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