In today’s work environment, characterized by constant interruptions, urgent demands, and an ever-increasing number of requests, effective time and priority management is essential.
Discover practical, proven methods to better structure your days, manage your emails, and improve your efficiency, reliability, and flexibility.
GOALS
- Identify value-added activities.
- Set your goals and priorities (urgent vs. important)
- Make effective plans that improve flexibility and reliability
- Efficiently handle interruptions
- Identify concrete opportunities where you can improve time management, both for yourself and for your whole team.
- Tame your inbox and your to-do list
IS THIS FOR YOU?
- Professionals
- Managers
- Executives
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Immediate application of new skills in the workplace.
- Opportunity to increase productivity, achieve balance and increase job satisfaction.
This program entitles you to a digital certificate. These credentials are trusted, secure, verifiable, and sustainable.
Build your reputation
- Understand how your perceived professionalism is linked to your time management
- Boost your credibility and professionalism by improving time management
Explore work-time distribution
- Understand your personal energy curve and make the best use of your time
- Reflect on your objectives, goals and priorities, as well as the interruptions and crises that you generally encounter, in order to choose the proper time management tools
- Avoid procrastinating and “precrastinating”
Take a concrete approach to managing your time in a dynamic environment
- Learn how to combine the calendar and tasks in your email program (the course focuses on Outlook, but the methodology applies to any email program)
- With concrete examples, use Franklin Covey’s matrix to optimize your use of time
- Draft a schedule of a typical work day
- Work with SMART goals
Discover how to take action
- What is important?
- How do you get started?
- Why is good time management so hard?
Learn to prioritize and delegate
- Acquire an effective prioritization system (e.g. ABC)
- Find out how to prevent C-level priorities from escalating to A-level priorities
- Learn how to avoid procrastination and how it affects your time management
TRAINING APPROACH
The dynamic learning style invites participants to reflect on how they currently manage their time. The course will employ and review a variety of different exercises, tools and questions.
MBA, Adm.A., CMC
Management Consultant and Corporate Trainer and President, Solem Management
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GOALS
- Identify value-added activities.
- Set your goals and priorities (urgent vs. important)
- Make effective plans that improve flexibility and reliability
- Efficiently handle interruptions
- Identify concrete opportunities where you can improve time management, both for yourself and for your whole team.
- Tame your inbox and your to-do list
IS THIS FOR YOU?
- Professionals
- Managers
- Executives
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Immediate application of new skills in the workplace.
- Opportunity to increase productivity, achieve balance and increase job satisfaction.
This program entitles you to a digital certificate. These credentials are trusted, secure, verifiable, and sustainable.
Build your reputation
- Understand how your perceived professionalism is linked to your time management
- Boost your credibility and professionalism by improving time management
Explore work-time distribution
- Understand your personal energy curve and make the best use of your time
- Reflect on your objectives, goals and priorities, as well as the interruptions and crises that you generally encounter, in order to choose the proper time management tools
- Avoid procrastinating and “precrastinating”
Take a concrete approach to managing your time in a dynamic environment
- Learn how to combine the calendar and tasks in your email program (the course focuses on Outlook, but the methodology applies to any email program)
- With concrete examples, use Franklin Covey’s matrix to optimize your use of time
- Draft a schedule of a typical work day
- Work with SMART goals
Discover how to take action
- What is important?
- How do you get started?
- Why is good time management so hard?
Learn to prioritize and delegate
- Acquire an effective prioritization system (e.g. ABC)
- Find out how to prevent C-level priorities from escalating to A-level priorities
- Learn how to avoid procrastination and how it affects your time management
TRAINING APPROACH
The dynamic learning style invites participants to reflect on how they currently manage their time. The course will employ and review a variety of different exercises, tools and questions.
MBA, Adm.A., CMC
Management Consultant and Corporate Trainer and President, Solem Management