TIME MANAGEMENT
organization and well-ordered time management
open up space and time for creativity.
Not only do lists help you get organized, they
are a constant reminder of what you’re working
on and can improve how you communicate your
efforts to others on the job. This is not to sug-
gest that you should post all of your lists for the
offi ce—although shared electronic calendars on
MANAGE YOUR LISTS
It’s one thing to create a to-do list of
tasks, but quite another one to manage
it effectively. To get the most out of
your list, follow these suggestions:- Arrange tasks in order of their
importance and urgency. - Rewrite your list as priorities
change or fluctuate. - Tackle your list by completing the
first item on it, then moving on to
the next one. - Clean up and rewrite your to-do
list every day before you leave the
office. - Take an upbeat attitude toward
your tasks so that each one seems
worthy of your time. - POWER POINTS •