Productivity tools can be viable alternatives to work
Ever since some smart chap, or chappess, came up with the idea of a check list and impressed the boss the world has been beset with a search for bigger, better tools to replace what was essentially a very good idea.
Taken to the it's illogical conclusion this search can lead even the most sensible people to a point where the productivity tools themselves are a very viable alternative to work.
If your team is not distributed, your tools don't need to be either.
Gantt charts, mind maps, flow charts, to do lists, issues registers and all manners of witchcraft will not be of much use if you're woefully disorganised. Conversely if you're a maniacally organised.....
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