DK Essential Managers: Manage Your TimePenguin, 1999 M04 26 - 72 páginas The most finite resource any manager has is time. This handbook teaches readers how to save and preserve their time by first understanding its limitations, and then showing them how to guard it. Practical guidance includes ways of limiting interaction with subordinates (e.g. "Don't sit down if you are followed into your office" and "Place your chair out of view if your door is open"), the benefits of keeping a time log, and how to spot (and avoid) a time-wasting trap. The book also takes full advantage of modern technology by explaining how to maximize e-mail, voicemail, and other tools available to save precious time. The book is clear, concise and efficient, ensuring that none of the time you spend reading it is wasted. DK Essential Managers: Manage Your Time is part of the bestselling DK Essential Managers series. Packed with essential tips for today's competitive business world, these efficient guidebooks are ideal for anyone interested in improving their business skills. Concise treatment of dozens of techniques, skills, and methods make Essential Managers the most accessible guide to business available. |
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Términos y frases comunes
action agenda allocated allows Analyzing answering machine Assessing avoid body language break brief business trip C-tasks call back Choose cold callers colleagues communication complete concentrate customers daily deadlines deal decide decision delegate tasks diary discuss documents e-mail effectively efficiently electronic electronic organizers energy ensure example faxes feel filing cabinets filing system floppy disk folder important in-box information technology internal memos interruptions intranet Jet lag look lunch manager master list messages Mobile phone newspapers and magazines one-to-one meetings options organize papers paperwork patterns personal organizer phone calls planner Points to remember positive positive thinking prepared priorities productivity professional goals projects realistic regular relax relevant routine schedule screen short skim someone space spend staff sure time-wasting update urgent vacations visitors voice mail waste workload write