Order is key to success (The art of not being overwhelmed by work)

Author: Winston (USA), translated by Zhu Bin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Top managers from various industries reveal their work secrets. You will learn:
How do they manage to complete their daily tasks every day?
How do they avoid being overwhelmed by various distractions?
Why is their desk always "clear"?
What magic methods do they use to ensure important tasks are not interrupted and completed successfully?
How do they achieve more with less time by delegating?
How do they advance to senior management positions?
Share the work techniques of high-efficiency managers.
If you have 265 things distracting you at the same time, then high efficiency is a dream within reach for you. — David Allen, master of work efficiency.
You can create a general glossary to quickly grasp the main idea and urgency of an email, whether it needs to be read carefully or just glanced at. — Edith Harley, CEO of "Mom Media" Company.
Face-to-face communication, whether between two people or a group, always gives you more information and a deeper understanding of a person, teaching you things you could never learn through email. — Cabell West Virginia former governor, chairman of the New York University Committee.
I will delegate calls from people I don’t know or calls I consider less important, and ask them to follow up on the progress. — Mary Bartholomew, president of the Delaware Retirement Investment Foundation.
This book is especially suitable for managers seeking greater development opportunities, as for them, obtaining the "authentic legacy" of the personal work methods and time management skills of renowned managers can empower their work and make it more effective.
Top managers are indeed quite different from ordinary people. They each have unique characteristics in personal work organization and time management. By learning their methods, you will not only be inspired but also find techniques that suit you.