Time Management : Set Priorities to Get the Right Things Done

TIME MANAGEMENT IN THE WORKPLACE

Does he ignore incremental deadlines? Does he
wait for a task to become a crisis before it snags
his attention? If any of this affected him alone, it
wouldn’t be your problem. If you can anticipate
your boss’s distractions and time-management
weaknesses, you will be better prepared to deal
with them.

PERSONAL CHANGE

Time-management skills can be

learned. They can even be practiced

with self-discipline. But true time

management must become a way of

life, if you expect to derive all of the

benefits it has to offer you personally

and professionally. Don’t forget that:

• Serving customers faster, more
  cheaply, and better occurs with
  good time management.


• Saving money and resources by
  doing things right the first time is a
  result of good time management.


• Working on time-management skills
  with subordinates and peers will
  build stronger relationships.


• Using better time-management
  techniques can begin right now.


• POWER POINTS •