u/ParkingExamination36

Simple project request form

I am an intern at a small company (10-15 people) who has been tasked with researching a free way to submit and track projects and project requests for myself (media intern), and possibly other interns in the future. The goal is that everyone doesn't have to go through the person managing me to ask for my help with something, and that there's a document that anyone working over me can check to see what I'm working on, how much I'm working on, and if I have more stuff laid ahead to keep working on. I'm thinking of doing it with a Google form and Google sheet because I'm relatively familiar in those areas.

My main question is: is there a way to sort the project information onto different parts of a sheet? Like a tote sensitive section and a not time sensitive section? Or to sort responses in decending order of due date?

Also is there a way you would recommend differentiating between projects that have been submitted and projects that we've accepted or projects that I'm working on?

(I know this is not the perfect project management option, I am already looking at alternatives also, please no comments about using other services instead)

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u/ParkingExamination36 — 4 hours ago
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Can VTM be set in a Dungeons and dragons like setting?

I've seen all the posts about not trying to combine DND 5e with vampire, but my main interest is just keeping it medieval to appeal more to my dnd friends (I haven't played vampire before either). So my question is: would it be much work to use the systems (and maybe a couple main lore points) for a low fantasy DND esq campaign? Or at that point would it be better to adjust DND to fit the vampire theme instead? I'm not afraid to homebrew if I have to. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Update: thank you all for your comments, ive done some more digging and sort of shifted directions. It seems like vampire: the Requiem is going to be more flexible lore and setting wise, and I've shifted from trying to do a medieval setting to trying to do a 1920s prohibition setting (which me and my prospective players are very excited about). If anyone has any further input, questions or suggestions on the new idea, feel free to add them also!

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u/ParkingExamination36 — 2 months ago