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If you want to take back control of your desk, prioritise your work and create more time to enjoy life, Manage Your Time is for you.So much work, so little time... Our work lives have never been busier, and it's easy to feel swamped by endless 'to-do' lists, an email in-box that never seems to empty, video meetings on a constant loop, and a permanently-pinging phone. But with a little planning and foresight, you can make your workload and schedule more streamlined and manageable.
With a self-assessment quiz, handy tips and tricks, and step-by-step advice on reframing your life, this book will help you to avoid information overload, know when to throw things away, learn how to delegate and prioritise, and make sure your email in-box is under control and working
for you.
About the author
Part of the
Business Essentials series from Bloomsbury Business,
Manage Your Time is one of a new range of practical guides looking at key business and management skills - everything from writing the perfect CV and finding the right job through to making great presentations and managing your work/life balance.
Summary
If you want to take back control of your desk, prioritise your work and create more time to enjoy life, Manage Your Time is for you.
So much work, so little time... Our work lives have never been busier, and it's easy to feel swamped by endless 'to-do' lists, an email in-box that never seems to empty, video meetings on a constant loop, and a permanently-pinging phone. But with a little planning and foresight, you can make your workload and schedule more streamlined and manageable.
With a self-assessment quiz, handy tips and tricks, and step-by-step advice on reframing your life, this book will help you to avoid information overload, know when to throw things away, learn how to delegate and prioritise, and make sure your email in-box is under control and working for you.
Foreword
If you want to take back control of your desk, prioritise your work and create more time to enjoy life, Manage Your Time is for you.
