Little Tips That Make a Big Impact

Little Tips That Make a Big Impact >> Work Smarter, Not Harder: Time Management for Personal & Professional Productivity

TOTAL POINTS 7

1 point

The internet.

Your boss.

Experience.

Your colleagues.

1 point

Ask a subject matter expert.

Compare it to work that is similar in nature.

Look for records from last time this work was completed.

Make up a number that seems right.

1 point

20 minutes and this is a parametric estimate.

20 minutes and this is an analogous estimate.

20 minutes and this is an expert estimate.

20 minutes and this is a wise estimate.

1 point

Delete it; if it was important it would require more than 2 minutes.

Do it and get it out of the way.

File it in your actions folder for later.

File it in your reference folder for later.

1 point

True

False

1 point

Tell your management you cannot work during that time.

Use flex-time as best you can and perform your less complex tasks during that time of day.

Use flex-time as best you can and perform your most complex tasks during that time of day.

Don’t work; stay at your desk if required, but use the time to read or surf the internet.

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Work on them during the same time period; you will be more productive because you are in the same mode.

Never do too much of the same type of work on the same day.

Place other dissimilar tasks in-between them so that you do not get bored.

It does not really matter how you work as long as you finish your work.

Little Tips That Make a Big Impact >> Work Smarter, Not Harder: Time Management for Personal & Professional Productivity