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• Office Killer@office_killer · Teaches practical tricks in Outlook, Word and PowerPoint: where to find a specific panel, which command repeats your last action, how to set your calendar status to show you're out of office. Covers document headers and templates in Word, combining shapes into custom icons in PowerPoint, the Animation Pane for ordering slide effects, and shortcuts like CTRL+Y. As of 30 September: 8.6K subscribers, median post views at 711, ER at 8.2%, with 6 posts published over 30 days. Recent posts walked through inserting an auto-updating template name into a header, merging a few adjacent table columns in Word, and adjusting pattern fill transparency in PowerPoint shapes. One post also pointed to AI tools for finance professionals. The format favors short, step-by-step notes over general productivity advice.8,629 subssubs31F
• OnAgile Learning Hub 💎@agilethinking · Covered how Agile teams and team leads applied AI tools in daily work: prompts for spotting wasted time, task estimation, sprint planning. Posts gathered webinar and course recaps for project leads and product teams.2,368 subssubsno score
• Productivity Hub@productivityhub · Focused on productivity: tips on organizing work and personal efficiency. The channel stopped posting, but the archived material stays available to read.2,347 subssubsno score
• Рабочая версия@rabochaya_versia · About productivity, told honestly: the author, 29 and a team lead, examines time-management methods through his own failures rather than borrowed advice. Posts include a story about a folder called the graveyard, holding more than forty abandoned apps and trackers, a breakdown of the advice to stop pleasing everyone, which failed after three years of trying, and an admission that tasks estimated at half an hour actually took an hour or two. The author cites Larry Ellison on fear of failure as a motivator and Phil Knight on those who preach never giving up. As of 13 September: the channel has 3 subscribers, median post views stand at 2, engagement rate is 66.7%, and 9 posts went out over 30 days. The tone stays personal, skipping ready-made formulas in favor of dissecting the author's own failed experiments with work habits.3 subssubsno score