This template is a helpful tool for researching ideas that you want to build. It provides a framework for structuring your ideas and validating your assumptions with more realistic goals. Use this template to help you develop your ideas and turn them into successful projects.

As a good leader, it is important to avoid having double standards. If you expect your team to write updates, then you should also be willing to write them. Our Chief Product Officer, Madhu Muthukumar, sets a good example by writing product updates every week and sharing them with the entire company. This was one of the initiatives he implemented during his first 90 days in the role in order to build trust and foster teamwork, particularly as our product and engineering teams have grown and expanded across multiple offices.

This template allows you to create a private page where you can keep a record of all of your one-on-one meetings with a teammate. This page can be accessed only by you and your teammate, and it can be a useful tool for keeping track of the progress you are making and the issues you are addressing in these meetings. You can easily create this page in the Private section of your sidebar and share it with your teammate.

This template from another company can help you manage your agency or freelancer clients effectively and keep them informed about progress on their projects. Share this page with your clients so they can always access the most important information. The template includes: A team contacts section so your client knows who to contact about different topics. A build progress section to provide a simple status update so clients can check the progress at any time. This section also includes status notes for additional details. Discovery, deliverables, and asset sections to help you organize and share important information with your clients.

To keep track of your project work, try using this template. It allows you to organize your projects into epics, sprints, tasks, and bugs. You can view the database from different angles to see the status of projects, who is working on them, and which product managers are responsible for them. The template also includes pre-made templates for each type of task, which you can customize and add to as needed. Additionally, you can add custom properties to track important information relevant to your projects.

The following is a template for agile teams to use for retrospectives. It follows the traditional liked / didn't like / learned / actions method, and includes a voting system to help prioritize items. The template presents the items as cards, which allows for additional content to be added to each card when needed. It also includes a "kudos" section, where team members can recognize and celebrate each other's achievements and successes. This template can be useful for teams looking to improve their agile processes and foster a positive and supportive work environment.

Deel has revolutionized the way companies hire, pay, and manage contractors and employees in more than 150 countries. They use Notion as a single source of truth for their entire company. The Comms team at Deel created this template to help them stay on top of tight PR deadlines and maintain clarity on what needs to be done.

Post-mortem meetings provide a comprehensive view of projects, unlike other meetings in the project management process. By conducting regular post-mortem meetings after every project, you can build up institutional knowledge that can be used to create structured processes and improve team communication. This template can help you streamline future projects and enhance organizational learning. By using this template, you can improve the effectiveness of your post-mortem meetings and gain valuable insights into your projects.

You can use this template to manage projects and issues for your whole team. Every member of your team can create new tasks, view the tasks they are assigned to, and track progress. Each card on the board can be opened into its own page to store research, notes, and even sub-tasks in the same place. You can also add tags to each card to designate department and priority, and add the people involved so that everyone knows what their colleagues are working on. This makes it easy to filter and find specific tasks.

This Notion library includes a range of templates that can help you "get stuff done" by following a structured path. The library includes the GTD Mindsweep, BASB Second Brain Library, and Project Management Database, as well as a Start Here page with paths for different characters, the P.A.R.A. method, weekly, monthly, and quarter planning pages, a habits tracker, and more. Access to this growing library of templates is available to users who sign up.