A. M. Today, productivity is not just about accomplishing tasks. It is about working smart, prioritizing what really matters, eliminating distractions and leveraging technology to our advantage. True productivity is not synonymous with saturation or hours in front of a screen, but rather achieving results with clarity, purpose, and agility.
In an increasingly dynamic world, where the balance between efficiency, innovation and personal well-being is key, World Productivity Day, observed every june 20, invites us to reflect on how we work and what tools really help us get more done… with less friction.
In the digital age, working smart also means choosing solutions that adapt to our hybrid dynamics, allow us to collaborate without interruption, protect our information, and stay focused even in changing environments. Whether in an office, an airport, or a coffee shop, the key is to have reliable tools that drive our pace without slowing down our creativity.
“True productivity is not measured in hours, but in impact. At Acer, we believe that working with purpose requires tools that adapt to the pace of people: secure, fluid, and ready for any environment. Because in a hybrid world, the key is not to do more, but to do it better”, says Nigel Pallete, sales manager for Central America and Caribbean.
Tips to be more productive when working remotely
1. Establish a clear (but flexible) routine
Having defined schedules to start and end the day helps to structure the day, avoid procrastination and reduce burnout. But remember: a flexible routine also allows you to adapt to your energy peaks.
2. Prioritize tasks with the
method Use techniques such as Pomodoro, Eisenhower Matrix or Time Blocking to organize your tasks by priority and urgency. It’s not about doing more, it’s about doing what really matters.
3. Create a dedicated work environment
Designate a physical space (even a small one) to work in. Keeping it tidy, with good light and free of distractions helps mental focus.
4.Minimize digital distractions
Mute unnecessary notifications and use tools such as Focus Mode, Forest or website blocking extensions to keep you focused. Multitasking is the enemy of real productivity.
5. Stay connected with your team
Effective communication is key. Use collaborative platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Slack or Trello to maintain visibility of tasks, progress and needs without falling into excessive meetings.
6. Use technology to your advantage
Having reliable tools, such as a powerful and secure laptop, noise-canceling headphones, and good Wi-Fi connection, improves efficiency and reduces technical stress.
