What tabs do you usually have open at work?
 

Just a random question.

Every morning, when I get to work, I open Outlook, our accounting/matter manager software and the internet. Google is my home page. I always have Casenet, MO Secretary of State, personal email, Facebook and Chiefsplanet open.

Is Chiefsplanet on your list of "must have open" tabs?

Brazzers, Lemon Party, and The Weather Channel

Texas State Car Accident Laws for Dummies

Sports Franchise Stadium Negotiations for Dummies

The Office Memes

I have ChiefsPlanet up in the background (usually don't get to check, but I'll check intermittently just to see what shenanigans are afoot).

I also have my fantasy league up. It's year-round and plenty of good chat and shit-talking.

Other than that, all my work stuff.

This site, Reddit, and work tuff

FYI - If you answer "CP" you're going on an FBI watchlist.

chiefsplanet and my company's internal landing page is about it

30 to 40 usually. About 80% work related.

ChatGPT, YouTube Music, and a bunch of work-specific apps (Google Drive, Asana, Okta, another instance of ChatGPT...).

I have 6 work specific tabs open right now, chatGPT, obviously the planet at the moment but not always, and spotify premium.

I usually have 17-25 tabs, Chrome Extensions and apps open across 3 screens.

I could never work again with just a single screen.

I don’t have CP open on my work computer ever. Usually just work stuff and browse on my phone not connected to company wifi

Email on one monitor, teams on another and the email one gets updated with whatever I'm actively doing.

Depends on which computer. I have a personal one and a separate work one.

My boss has three monitors. We call it the command center.

So because some clown wants to crash Pocahontas in a plane we're all on a watch list?

SAP, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Tableau, Wall Street Journal, CP, and about 5-10 spreadsheets that all have scripts running from other programs and autoupdating. I have 3 30" monitors on my desk and a 65" TV on one wall that I have whatever news channel I decide to run that day on it.

On Work computer (Workday, Service Now, JIRA, default search is Bing for SQL, SSIS, XML/XSLT searches)


Non Work computer, chiefsplanet, Twitter, facebook, Youtube, bank, google sheets, credit Karma, Amazon, rumble, Ace of Spades HQ... (one or more of the above open at any one time, not all open all the time)

I suppose I also have a plethora of things open that I've installed as "apps" - they're just not technically tabs in Chrome - Gmail, GCal, Slack...

Used to be that way. I finally swapped to a single 43" monitor and just started using the snap-in feature and will never go back to multiple external monitors.

Docking stations can **** right the **** off.

Most of my work is done in Word or Adobe. I typically open the file from the file location, though, so I don't have them open unless I'm actively working on a document. My boss opens Word, and then opens the file through the software. Nothing wrong with that, but it drives me batty at times when he asks me why he can't find something. He opens Word for everything, but not everything he looks for is a Word document. If he would just go to the file location on the server first, everything is listed.

MI6 is watching you...;)

I did that for Planner and with a couple of SharePoint speadsheets... IIRC, it didn't work in Chrome, but it's the one way I use Edge. It's far easier with cloud things these days.

I have ThinkPad docking station (and 4 monitors) and it surprisingly works really well.

Big Bills house is called the docking station on Google maps

The 2 main secret service agencies are MI6 for international security threats and MI5 is more for domestic threats (both are mostly concerned with cyber security and terrorism). The National Crime Agency (NCA) are the ones who deal with the most serious criminal enterprises and the plod are the plod. Any noncey stuff would fall under the NCA if you're part of some kind of nonce network or the plod if you're just a solitary nonce.

CP, X,Safai, Google

If I worked at a proper desk rather than my small 2 person dining room table, I would likely do that as well. My setup is a ****ing wire fest like a giant band of snakes. (2) Dell used monitors I paid $30 a piece for, a new Dell Inspiron 16 Plus 7620, a Dell Thunderbolt docking station I got for $60. I have the two monitors raised to the highest level with 2 cigar boxes under each to keep the screens about my laptop.

Looks like a real shit show! ROFL

Now you have me going down this rabbit hole to see how i can use ChatGPT in my workflow. Any suggestions, examples, links etc you may have would be appreciated.

This

They're called 'icons' good sir.

As far as the OP:

Company Email
Company Website
Quickbooks
CC Processor
A few vendor wholesale tabs
Usually a few tabs from me researching parts
...and Chiefsplanet of course, duh.

Webull, Etrade, Discord, Excel, stocktwits, youtube, CP

For tabs, I prefer this one.

https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/

Fatchicksinpartyhats.com, How to murder your boss and get away with it google search, What does antifreeze taste like ask jeeves internet search

I use 3 monitors and an iPad. I call it “Mission Control” though.


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I remember derailing the roast thread with Lemon Party, good times.

Im also interested in this. It’s good for drafting emails and such, but I know there has to be a ton of other practical use cases I’m overlooking.


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pornhub

Usually HR role playing.

I use it quite a lot with my workflow to be honest. Note organization, documentation, brainstorming, writing reports, etc.

I don’t really work at a computer, so none.

The irony is that you could use chatgpt to suggest ways you could use chatgpt for work. :)

Tons of use cases. I'd suggest digging and watching a few YouTube videos. Here's one. Here's another. Here's an article.

I do a lot of qualitative research in my job, and I'd say the biggest time saver for me is summarizing large volumes of text (e.g., transcripts or survey responses). I also use it to help me brainstorm when I'm trying to think through good questions to ask. Tons of possibilities, though.

I legit gave up trying to make space on my desk for work stuff. I bought a party fold up table years ago and have used it since. Hell, the sticker for that table is my mouse pad.

It's roomy, didn't kill my back when I moved my office twice and I really don't give a shit what it looks like. Gets the job done.

Shit. Time to update rubmaps.

Not today, Fed

I’ve got an app called Maximo that tracks our work orders, labor and material, an excel sheet with my scheduled work for the week, all three of my emails work, personal and my small biz. Then usually a workbook for the project. And lassst but not least all the way right is CP.

Chiefsplanet, TheDonald.win, 11labs.io, Twitter, Facebook and 30 random youtube tabs.

Oh yeah and one work tab LMAO

Foxnews, Twitter, Yahoo Finance, Chiefsplanet and a couple of company internal websites.
I usually have a couple of Excel workbooks, Adobe Reader and Microsoft notes open, Outlook and Teams