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In the real world of interruptions, e-mail, and time pressure, few people are able to organize their work in isolation from everything else. In fact, effective time management is more about human relationships and expectations than it is about making lists. Cool Time is a complete approach to managing time and defending it from the endless demands and expectations of others in the workplace and at home. It contains practical, personal techniques that will help you apply your new skills to real-world situations: holding time-effective meetings, dealing with distractions, learning to focus,…mehr

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In the real world of interruptions, e-mail, and time pressure, few people are able to organize their work in isolation from everything else. In fact, effective time management is more about human relationships and expectations than it is about making lists. Cool Time is a complete approach to managing time and defending it from the endless demands and expectations of others in the workplace and at home. It contains practical, personal techniques that will help you apply your new skills to real-world situations: holding time-effective meetings, dealing with distractions, learning to focus, coping with unrealistic workloads, planning for the unexpected, negotiating with your manager over conflicting tasks, and using technology effectively. It includes suggestions on non-work activities including healthy sleep, which make this a complete approach to managing time and balancing life. A complete approach to managing time, priorities, and people in an increasingly fast paced world.
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Autorenporträt
Steve is a specialist in organizational psychology, with his focus being the junction where people and technology interact. His areas of focus include change management, time management, and distributed team management. He works as a speaker, author, consultant, and writer, to clients across the world, and is regularly called upon by media to explain issues dealing with cybersecurity, AI, blockchain and the future of work. Steve is a regular lecturer at the Management Development Centre at Ontario Tech University Academically, Steve graduated from Concordia University in Montreal in 1989 with a B.A. in Communications Studies and was valedictorian of the 1989 graduating year. He then studied law at Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, between 1989 and 1991, where he was the official Rhodes Scholarship Candidate for York University for 1990. He returned to York University to complete his post graduate degree in Psychology. Steve's website is steveprentice.com.