1. By prioritizing decisions by creating a list of questions to ask myself when deciding what i should be doing and when. Questions to ask when prioritizing may include
1. What is the most important thing for me to be doing right now?
2. What deadlines have i got?
3. What happens if i do not do this? (this is the top time management question).
4. Is this important?
5. Is this urgent?
6. Do i have to do this?
Busy managers are always on the go. They have noisy phones busting email inboxes, back-to-back meetings, and they grab lunch on the run. However, being busy is not the same as being effective. Be effective and be efficient. A key time management skill is knowing what to do and when to do it. Ask yourself if the world will stop turning …show more content…
I have to remind myself not to jump in do whatever task grabs my attention. This is a common productivity killer because the things that grab my attention are not always very important and they often do not represent the best way to spend your time. If i eliminate this habit productivity should significantly improve.
The solution is to make a plan and then work my plan instead of doing instead of doing whatever grabs my attention. Next figure out the best way to use my time based on the top priorities for the week. That way i can spend more of my time on important things and less on consequential tasks. A plan can give a solid framework to decide moment-by-moment whether that squeaky wheel trying to grab my attention really is important or whether it is just a distraction that you can postpone to a more appropriate …show more content…
Most technology is concerned with communication and record keeping. However, technological applications are wide and numerous. Motor vehicles carry computer chips that help the engine to function and which communicate with the engine with the driver. Electronic brake estabilisation systems and other technological applications assist with the smooth running safely operation of vehicles. Much machinery and equipment utilises computer (chip) of machinery, collect data monitor quality and operation of machinery, collect data, monitor quality and productivity, ensure that machinery is operating effectively, prevent overloading or poor load distribution etc. Technological applications provided they are used appropriately, can provide for value-adding functions that save time. save money and increase efficiency, effectiveness and safety. Computerised record-keeping and communication systems offer major time savings and supply cost reductions in terms of paper and paper wastage time taken to file and store paper-based documentation between organisations and between divisions and individuals in organisations and archiving needs for paper documentation
1. What is the most important thing for me to be doing right now?
2. What deadlines have i got?
3. What happens if i do not do this? (this is the top time management question).
4. Is this important?
5. Is this urgent?
6. Do i have to do this?
Busy managers are always on the go. They have noisy phones busting email inboxes, back-to-back meetings, and they grab lunch on the run. However, being busy is not the same as being effective. Be effective and be efficient. A key time management skill is knowing what to do and when to do it. Ask yourself if the world will stop turning …show more content…
I have to remind myself not to jump in do whatever task grabs my attention. This is a common productivity killer because the things that grab my attention are not always very important and they often do not represent the best way to spend your time. If i eliminate this habit productivity should significantly improve.
The solution is to make a plan and then work my plan instead of doing instead of doing whatever grabs my attention. Next figure out the best way to use my time based on the top priorities for the week. That way i can spend more of my time on important things and less on consequential tasks. A plan can give a solid framework to decide moment-by-moment whether that squeaky wheel trying to grab my attention really is important or whether it is just a distraction that you can postpone to a more appropriate …show more content…
Most technology is concerned with communication and record keeping. However, technological applications are wide and numerous. Motor vehicles carry computer chips that help the engine to function and which communicate with the engine with the driver. Electronic brake estabilisation systems and other technological applications assist with the smooth running safely operation of vehicles. Much machinery and equipment utilises computer (chip) of machinery, collect data monitor quality and operation of machinery, collect data, monitor quality and productivity, ensure that machinery is operating effectively, prevent overloading or poor load distribution etc. Technological applications provided they are used appropriately, can provide for value-adding functions that save time. save money and increase efficiency, effectiveness and safety. Computerised record-keeping and communication systems offer major time savings and supply cost reductions in terms of paper and paper wastage time taken to file and store paper-based documentation between organisations and between divisions and individuals in organisations and archiving needs for paper documentation