Toggl Blog
blog.toggl.com · Company blog · on HN since 2012
Toggl, a time-tracking company, blogs about remote work, developer humor, and the move from developer to manager.
What HN saysHN commenters cite it in discussions of managing remote teams. One notes the company contacted them to update a post about its pricing.
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dodgyb · 2018-02-28
http://blog.practicingitpm.com produces a weekly summary of useful PM content - subscribe by RSS
https://opensource.guide/ is full of tips on how to run OSS projects
Managing remote teams is almost a separate discipline unto itself, there's some useful tools and tips here: https://blog.toggl.com/managing-remote-teams/
marklyon · 2017-03-13
The Author’s name was familiar and I’ve written about Toggl [0] on my person blog before, so I checked my email. While my blog post was organic, turns out I’ve corresponded with this employee, when they suggested I update my post with their revised pricing.
Here’s the message she sent, it’s obviously a mass email they sent to everyone with existing posts.
Please update the content on your website if you mention Toggl's old pricing structure.
Hey, thanks for mentioning Toggl at Mark Lyon. We just had a major update I think you should know about - we made changes in the pricing structure.
For starters, the existing pro plan now costs $10 per user per month. We have added the options to pay either annually or monthly, depending on the user’s preference.
You can see the full new pricing structure here - https://blog.toggl.com/2016/03/pro-plus-and-pricing/
NB: If you mention Toggl out-of date pricing of $5 per user anywhere on your website, please change it to $10 when billed monthly and $9 when billed annually.
You can find the latest screenshots and logos here. Please make sure Toggl's listing on your website is accurate and up to date.
Finally, let me introduce myself - I'm Dunja, I'm the Media Manager at Toggl and would love to work with you in the future! We always have something to share and would love to see how we can work together.
Please let me know after you've updated the prices, and include your postal address, I'd love to send you some Toggl swag to say…
syko · 2014-10-01
It does however spell out the right conclusion: a) it doesn't have to be a replacement and b) configuration vs code.
Btw there's also brunch (http://brunch.io) that you might want to check out. That one really does need only minimal configuration.
I wrote an article about all three not too long ago: http://blog.toggl.com/2014/03/grunt-vs-gulp-vs-brunch/