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Here are ten free time management slides

Here are ten free time management slides. Get 1000 adaptable slides in 18 sets with 193 pages of Word notes that’s 25,000 words 6000 great one line thoughts Leadership Customer service mentoring teams Performance management coaching Quality

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Here are ten free time management slides

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  1. Here are ten free time management slides Get 1000 adaptable slides in 18 sets with 193 pages of Word notes that’s 25,000 words 6000 great one line thoughts Leadership Customer service mentoring teams Performance management coaching Quality Negotiation change management ...and a lot more Go to my shop at: www.andrewgibbons.co.uk

  2. Delegation – three key factors Allocation: giving people tasks that need to be done Abdication: giving others tasks you should do yourself Delegation: giving tasks that are developmental and useful

  3. How to prioritise tasks Category one Important and urgent Category two Important but not urgent Category three Urgent and not very important Category four Neither urgent or very important

  4. Six ways people manage time badly Giving fine details too much attention Preferring routine tasks over major projects Getting involved in too many things at once Anticipate and magnify problems Stick without deviation to a sacred routine Have discontented, demotivated colleagues Source: Dorri Jacobs

  5. Seven ways to manage time Get organised Clarify objectives and priorities Combine similar or sequential tasks Know and optimise your most productive time of day Manage and minimise interruptions Avoid perfectionism Learn to say ‘no’

  6. Eight rules for time management Throw away what you know you’ll do nothing about Set deadlines for every task and take these seriously Sort through your drawers and files regularly Do short tasks between other more demanding ones File things immediately and in the right place Only have what are working on on your desk at a time Don’t put off the pleasant tasks it will escalate Do one thing at a time – ignore this at your peril From: Roy Brighton

  7. Nine ways to make the most of time Do difficult tasks when you feel at your best Stand up when interrupted to keep it short Finish what you start Don’t confuse activity with productivity Use an ‘everything book’ it will help get organised Know what an hour or your time is worth Never begrudge planning or thinking time Clear your desk and ‘file the pile’ – look organised Know and work within your concentration span Source: Andrew Gibbons

  8. Nine basic steps to time management Decide what you really want out of life Set concrete goals Analyse your current use of time Plan your day Follow your energy cycle Keep a ‘do do’ list Beware of the big five: indecision, worry, guilt pessimism and procrastination Avoid emotions that drag you down, be positive! Get organised

  9. Wasted time results from… Lack of focus Failure to plan Interruptions Fatigue Inability to delegate Lack of assertion Laziness Badly run and/or pointless meetings Poor prioritising

  10. “A good manager is someone who can find big chunks of time to do important things well” Source: Sir Derek Rayner – when Boss of Marks and Spencer

  11. Why are so many meetings ineffective?

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