Target Population: Anyone with an interest
in making more productive use of their time
Group Size: Up
to 20 participants
Length of Program: One
Day
Course
Format: Practical "how-to" techniques
... Group discussion
... Time Management
problem solving
... Job-related
application
The Need
Too often individuals waste time on
unimportant tasks and/or allow interruptions not related
to the job. The result is ineffective use of time. This leads
to stress, missed deadlines, and poor productivity.
Objectives
• To learn and apply
a series of practical time management techniques that result
in greater productivity
• To identify each participant's major job-related time wasters
... and to establish plans of action for avoiding those
behaviors
• To incorporate goal-setting, prioritizing, and assertive communications
into each participant's overall Time Management Action
Plan
Program Content
• Identifying time wasters
--their costs, causes, and negative effects
• Techniques for saving time
• Prioritizing heavy workloads and projects
• Establishing realistic goals and deadlines
• Learning when and how to delegate
• Getting a handle on interruptions and distractions
• How assertiveness and decisiveness relate to time management
• Counteracting procrastination
• Personal action planning
• Getting your subordinates to "buy in" to time management
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TO Professional
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