How are the habits of working efficiently cultivated?

Author: Fang Zhi
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: In his book "Eight Ways to Work Efficiently," Jack Brown, one of America's most renowned efficiency experts, believes: "If you cannot find a method for your work, you cannot ignore or slack on this issue. Instead, you must dig out the root of the problem to change yourself. In inefficient workers, there must be a significant obstacle in their methods!" George Jefferson, president of American NPE Company, thinks Brown's perspective is insightful. It has changed their negligence of work methods. This negligence directly leads to ineffective actions and inefficient results. In companies and any work setting, the first priority is to train in "efficient work habits." The purpose of this is:
1. To take the initiative and fully commit to turning various opportunities into capital for success;
2. To proactively execute one's work plan. Under this work philosophy, many outstanding business elites in America have been successful. As of 2003, Forbes listed 78 individuals deeply influenced by this philosophy.
This book first addresses the challenge of transforming inefficient work into efficient work, attributing the problem to—"Start by cultivating excellent habits to change and break through your work performance."