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Work projects typically include a lot of moving parts and require contributions from many different people. Each team member may have a task that’s their top priority, but soon, other people start to add tasks to their plate. Before long, team members have multiple tasks on their to do lists from different people, are unsure of which task is actually the top priority, and nothing is getting done. Sound familiar? You could keep managing projects with spreadsheets and emails, or you could try TeamHQ.
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Whether you consider Elon Musk a visionary or a liar, he has a long record of publicly setting aggressive deadlines that his companies don’t meet. Barring any big breakthroughs over the next few days, the 2025 list will include high-profile promises on robotics manufacturing, robotaxis and AI models that fell short. On one hand, that’s business as usual for the Musk companies. But the stakes have risen drastically as investors... Read more ›
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