Please remember: Finish today's tasks today. Finish today's tasks today.

Author: Ken Blanchard
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: A collaborative work by Ken Blanchard, author of "The One-Minute Manager" and a world-renowned management master, and Steve Gottlieb, founder and CEO of Gottlieb Communications Group. It is the action guide to building first-class enterprises! Highly recommended by Zhang Ruimin, CEO of Haier Group! No company is destined to fail; only those with low efficiency can. Employee efficiency determines corporate success. To build a first-class enterprise, you must have an efficient team. Inefficient employees will ultimately become the fatal soft that hinders the company's growth! The fundamental solution to improving employee efficiency lies in helping them overcome the habit of procrastination. Remember: "Finish today's tasks today!"
The OEC management method, which means "complete today's tasks today, and improve every day by 1%," involves comprehensive control and review of every person and every task every day, achieving "complete today's tasks today, and improve every day by 1%." Every day's work must be completed daily, and every day must improve by 1%. – Excerpted from "Haier's OEC Management Method"
Employee efficiency determines corporate success! This book may not be suitable for you, but it could very well be for someone you know—such as a colleague, subordinate, superior, or even your partner or child. The topic we will discuss is a ruthless career killer that works its mischief in secret every day. In fact, it is far worse than a career killer. It can destroy our organizations, marriages, families, relationships, wealth, and even our lives. Its name is "procrastination." Simply put, it means delaying important tasks until the last minute—this is the work of procrastination. However, you may not be like this. Yet, most of us have, to some extent, faced this insidious enemy.
In school, we always waited until the last minute to start writing important papers or preparing for final exams. We stayed up late studying, only to feel tired and sluggish the next day when we really needed to be alert for the exam.