Michael S. Dobson, Roy Alexander

Real-World Time Management

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

In this instructive guide to time management, author Michael Dobson provides tips, techniques, and commonsense advice that will give anyone better agency over his or her time and significantly increase productivity. Real-World Time Management does this by offering readers valuable tips on how to: set priorities; stay on track; keep a closed-door policy; avoid interrupters; and reduce stress. You'll also learn how to handle distractions, stop procrastinating, delegate tasks, deal with meetings, and manage time effectively while traveling.Most of us dream about having a few extra hours in our day for taking care of business, relaxing, or engaging in the activities we most enjoy. But how can we make the most of our time when it seems as though there aren't enough hours in the day? Now newly updated, this enlightening and essential guide will help leaders and frontline employees alike wrangle and order their time--no matter how hectic their lives may seem.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AMACOM / McGraw-Hill Professional
• 2. Aufl.
• Seitenzahl: 128
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. September 2008
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 7mm
• Gewicht: 218g
• ISBN-13: 9780814401705
• ISBN-10: 0814401708
• Artikelnr.: 24137045

Autorenporträt

Roy Alexander (New York, NY) heads his own consulting firm in New York City and is particularly noted for his sales and communications consultations in energy-related fields. Michael S. Dobson (New York, NY) is a consultant and popular seminar leader in project management, communications and personal success. He is the president of his own consulting firm whose clients include Calvin Klein Cosmetics and the Department of Health and Human Services. He is the author of several books including "Managing Up" (978-0-8144-7042-8).

Inhaltsangabe

CONTENTS

Preface to the First Edition vii

Acknowledgments ix

PART I

THINKING ABOUT TIME

Chapter 1 How to Think About Time 1

Chapter 2 In the Field: How Time Managers Make It Work 7

PART II

GETTING A GRIP ON TIME

Chapter 3 The Daily To-Do List: Your Basic Tool 15

Chapter 4 Planning: The Little Parachute That Opens the Big Parachute 21

Chapter 5 Sensible Project Management for Small to Medium Projects 27

Chapter 6 Effective, Yes! Efficient, No! Key to Priority Time 41

Chapter 7 Save Priority Time by Reducing Stress 46

Chapter 8 How to Avoid Self-Inflicted Delay 53

PART III

MANAGING TIME WASTERS

Chapter 9 The Meeting: Opportunity or Time Waster? 59

Chapter 10 Starving Out the Time Gobblers 64

Chapter 11 Delegation: Giving It to George and Georgina to Do 68

Chapter 12 Communications: Time-Saving Plus or Boring Minus? 74

Chapter 13 Why Do We Procrastinate-And What Can We Do About It? 81

PART IV

CONTROLLING YOUR TOOLS

Chapter 14 The Telephone: Tool or Time Thief? 86

Chapter 15 Operate Your Workstation or It'll Operate You 91

Chapter 16 Taking Control of Technology 99

PART V

TAMING TRAVEL TIME

Chapter 17 The On-the-Go Manager Prioritizes Travel Time 104

Chapter 18 March of Time in the Global Village 108

Index 111