Manager's Time Management

Author: Ren Shumei
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: A day is still 24 hours, and a year is still 365 days, but modern people are becoming increasingly sensitive to time. It seems as if the speed of the time windmill is accelerating. Do you often feel like you don’t have enough time, constantly being chased by tasks? You haven’t gone on a vacation in a long time, not even taken a leisurely stroll in the park. For months, you’ve been forgetful, always losing things or searching for them. In this high-information, high-efficiency era, such reactions are quite normal. However, if you, as a manager, experience these phenomena, you should reconsider how you arrange your life. The management skills taught in the book "Manager’s Time Management," such as learning to set goals, delegate tasks, say no, organize your desk, keep a work log, and make the most of every minute, are not just common sense for work and life. These skills are also highly practical. It is hoped that this can extend the concept of time management from the workplace to all aspects of life, allowing readers to understand time from a fresh perspective and become masters of time, achieving twice the result with half the effort.