Ido Gortler

I use ZoomInfo to find leads and gather company details for outreach. It helps my team target the right people and saves us time on research. The data is usually accurate and up to date. Some profiles are missing information, but overall it’s a valuable sales tool for us.

I use Chrome as my main browser for work and personal tasks. It’s fast, reliable, and works well with all the tools my team uses. Extensions help me stay productive. It does use a lot of memory at times, but overall it’s a strong and dependable choice.

I use Outlook every day to manage email, schedule meetings, and stay in sync with my team. The calendar and inbox features work well together and keep everything organized. I like how dependable it is and how easily it fits into our workflow. It’s a solid, all-in-one tool.

I use Dropbox to store and share files with my team. It keeps everything in sync and makes collaboration easier, especially when we work remotely. The interface is clean and uploads are fast. I’ve had a few syncing issues, but overall it’s reliable and gets the job done.

I use Trello to manage projects and keep my team updated on progress. The visual boards make it easy to track tasks and deadlines. It’s simple and effective, though it can feel a bit limited for complex workflows. Still, it’s a great tool for staying organized.

I use Google Meet with my team for daily check-ins and client calls. It’s easy to join, integrates well with our calendars, and the video quality is solid. I like how reliable it is and how little setup it needs. It keeps our communication smooth and efficient.

I use Zoom regularly for team meetings and client calls. It gets the job done and the video quality is usually good. That said, it can be glitchy and the interface feels dated. My team relies on it, but we’ve had to troubleshoot more often than we’d like.

I tried using CoPilot to boost productivity for myself and my team. While the idea is promising, it often gave irrelevant suggestions and struggled with context. I found myself spending more time correcting it than benefiting from it. Unfortunately, I can’t recommend it based on my experience, but it gets the job done if you're just starting off in your AI journey.

I use Jira to track tasks and manage sprints with my team. It’s powerful and customizable, which helps us stay on top of projects. However, the interface can feel clunky and some workflows are harder than they should be. It works, but it takes effort to use well.

Fireflies.ai has been a game-changer for me and my team. I use it to record and transcribe meetings, which saves a lot of time. It captures everything accurately and helps us follow up on action items. I really appreciate how it keeps our conversations organized and accessible.

I use Notion daily to organize my tasks and meeting notes. It helps my team stay aligned by keeping everything in one place. The interface is clean and flexible, though it can feel a bit slow at times. Overall, it’s a great tool that improves our workflow.