It's been the 4th day since I started my full time work. Oh ya, i am employed.
Everyone here is independent, but not everyone is efficient. hmm... how sad.
And I would like to dedicate the article below to my colleague:
Regardless of whether you are a student, work at home mom, a web designer, or a CEO of a Fortune 500 company, prioritizing your work is critical to your success. Failing to prioritize your work load usually results in being extremely inefficient and extremely stressed out. How many times have you thought to yourself “I have so much to do today, how am I ever going to get it all done?”
There is no exact science to prioritizing, but there are several tips that should help you become a more efficient, less stressed version of your current self:
* Make a list
* Consider time constraints
* Consider people constraints – all things equal, move things that other people are waiting on to the top of the list. If you know that your manager can’t finish his proposal without your part, that’s more important than the thing that you always do on Wednesday that could just as well be done on Thursday.
* Consider the consequences – are you going to get fired if you don’t do something? Is another task going to give you the inside track on that promotion? Those things should be more important than mildly inconveniencing the sales manager by responding to their email a day late.
* Re-prioritize as necessary
* Remove unimportant items
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