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Google Chrome Extensions For Individuals Who Work-From-Home

Nowadays, a lot of people are working remotely than ever before, which means it’s important to have all the tools necessary for a successful work life. Even though you are not physically there with your co-workers at an office, it doesn’t have to be difficult to stay in the loop and be productive. Here are some of the best Google Chrome Extensions for work-from-home professionals

 

Todoist

Todoist is the beautifully simple to-do list designed to help you do more and stress less. It’s an app you will not want to skip on. You can use it to do a number of things, from eliminating workplace clutter to preparing to-do lists and managing all of your work projects. You can also set up notifications that will remind you whenever an important project is due. Todoist keeps in check with what you have to do, so you don’t have to.

 

 

Toggl

Puts a timer into any web tool and allows quick real time productivity tracking with all the data stored on your Toggl account. It is a great alternative to time sheets, and lets you determine which of your projects demand more time and how much time you should spend on each of your assignments. You can also get an idea of which projects are easier and which need more time and attention.

 

 

 

Chrometa

The Chrometa Gmail Plugin for Google Chrome will help you capture and make sense of your Gmail based email time more accurately and efficiently. This passive timekeeping tool runs in the background while you work, even synching with your smartphone to track calls. You can set up automatic rules to place certain tasks into projects, letting you quickly and effectively see how you spend your time. Integrated invoicing and options to link with Quickbooks make it easy to then bill your clients.

 

 

Grammarly

Grammarly will make sure your messages, documents, and social media posts are clear, mistake-free, and impactful. Never make a spelling mistake again with Grammarly, which not only corrects spelling but checks your writing against over 250 grammar rules. It works in your browser, correcting as you type on any website, or on your desktop, where you can even upload documents.

 

 

 

LastPass

Stores all of your passwords and usernames so you don’t have to remember any of them. If you want to, you can even share different accesses with your team members, without them seeing the actual password.

 

 

 

These are a lot of the web tools you can have as a work-from-home professional. Sure, it’s a selection of the best productivity apps out there, but there are far more – so don’t hesitate to search for yourself and try them out.

 

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