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Top 8 Repetitive Tasks You Can Automate with Jira Recurring Checklists

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by a big project or goal? Maybe you've heard the advice to "take baby steps'' or "eat the elephant one bite at a time." These are all examples of the power of micro-productivity, the practice of breaking down large tasks into smaller, more manageable ones.

 

At its core, micro-productivity is about achieving big goals through small, automated tasks. Automating repetitive tasks with Jira todo lists can help you remember important repetitive tasks and make progress toward your bigger goals.

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One way to implement micro-productivity is by automating repetitive tasks with checklists. These checklists can be set up to recur daily, weekly, or monthly, ensuring that important tasks stay intact.

Checklists can help you stay on track, remember what needs to be done, and focus your attention on the most important tasks.

Here are 8 tasks that can be easily automated with Recurring Checklists and Reports add-on:

        1. Sort and Respond to Emails:

With the average worker receiving over 100 emails per day, it's easy to see how this task can quickly become overwhelming. By creating a checklist with daily email tasks, you can avoid missing any important message and prioritize them effectively.

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        2. Worklog Check:

Establishing a recurring checklist to review and approve your time logs on a regular basis can be helpful if you need to track your time for billing or project management purposes. This way, by being aware of your responsibility and following the checklist, you can reduce any stress or worry about overlooking this task.

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        3. Regular Meeting Preparation:

When meetings are not well-organized, they can consume a considerable amount of time. To avoid this, automating certain tasks such as agenda creation and document preparation can promote efficiency and help to ensure that meetings run smoothly.

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       4. Regular Reporting:

Recurring checklists can automate the process of collecting and compiling data for weekly or monthly reports, which can alleviate stress associated with preparing the report on the last day. By using automated checklists, you can ensure that all necessary data is collected and organized in advance.

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        5.High Priority Tasks Assigning:

It can be challenging to track which tasks are the most important when juggling multiple projects. Regular check-ups of goals, KPI and the assignment of high-priority tasks can ensure that nothing falls through the cracks.

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        6. Check the Calendar:

Keeping track of appointments and deadlines is essential to staying on top of your schedule. Automating calendar checks can ensure that you attend all important dates.

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        7. Call Requests Confirmation:

If you're in a position that requires you to take calls, automating the recurring checklist for call requests confirmation can save time and prevent scheduling conflicts.

        8. Social Media Tasks:

Automating social media management with Jira to do list can save time and effort required to maintain multiple platforms by tracking tasks such as scheduling posts, responding to comments and messages, and analyzing engagement.

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By systematizing these repetitive tasks with checklists and to do lists in Jira, you can save precious time and mental energy to concentrate on more innovative and high-level tasks. You don't have to remember all the steps, allowing you to complete it more effectively and with fewer errors. 

The key to successful micro-productivity is breaking down big goals into smaller, achievable tasks and automating as much as possible. So, take one bite at a time and watch as your productivity skyrockets.

Start your 30-day free trial of Recurring Checklists and Reports for Jira today and experience the benefits of micro-productivity firsthand.



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