Customer Reviews

201 Ways to Manage Your Time Better

5 star:		(0)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

This book is a good source of information to making more time in your day. I t does not touch on somethings i would have expected in a time management guide. It does not show your how to plan ahead for the next day or the next week. I feel that planning a head is a great deal of what time managemnt is about. I feel that this book could work for those people who do not plan far in advance but it has not done much in my planning part of time management.

This cheerful and snappy little book offers a host of helpful suggestions for using your time and talents. You will appreciate Alan Axelrod and Jim Holtje's humor, practicality, and common sense. Their advice - which applies to people at all organizational levels - ranges from planning timely and productive meetings to using the telephone wisely. They also discuss voice-mail etiquette, the best way to start your day, travel tips, and how to improve your reading speed and skills. You will benefit from the suggestions for managing your personal time, too. Supervisors can use this book to help their employees manage time more skillfully. The book is short and to the point, and happily devoid of verbosity. We at getAbstract.com recommend it as a text that will help you save time, calm frustrations, increase efficiency, multiply successes, impress others, and please yourself.