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Are you managing your time effectively? Today's workplace is more demanding than ever and it seems as if there's never enough time in the day. While time management has always been important, the demands of juggling multiple tasks make time management an essential skill. You can learn how to manage time – even if you lack the time for training – by enrolling in a self-paced Time Management training video course.

The Time Management training videos allow you to learn how to take charge of time by watching Time Management training videos led by course instructor Lynne Wiekert. She will show you how to make the most out of your time. You'll find out that there's more to time management than simply making task lists. You will learn how to recognize high priority projects, set goals, manage time and stress, use timeline task tracking, use daily “to do” lists, and organize your daily tasks.

You can learn according to your own needs, at your own pace. In fact, you can watch the Time Management training videos over and over until you master the concepts.

The Time Management cd course features a user-friendly installation and environment so that you can begin the course right away. Using the self-study Time Management training videos gives you access to your learning whenever you want. Simply click and begin.

By mastering time management, you'll find that you are more productive and that you have more time available to do the things that you enjoy. There is enough time in the day when you know how to manage it.

Your Time Management Training Instructor:

Lynne Wiekert began her career as a consultant in 1986 at Accenture Consulting. Working in both business and IT, Lynne continued her career as a manager, trainer and mentor to clients as well as her teams. She began actively training people for the PMI PMP certification and other business skills in 2002. Lynne has worked in several industries including Retail, Banking, Government, Pharmaceutical and Waste Management Services.

Time Management Training Video CBT Features:
Outline:
	Time Management Training Outline 1.0 What is Time Management? 1.1 What is Time Management? 1.2 Assessing yourself, your Productivity Cycle, and your Time 1.3 To Do or Not To Do - Goal setting and prioritizing 1.4 Chapter Summary 2.0 Dealing with Information Overload 2.1 Managing Information for Increased Productivity 2.2 Mastering the Art of Communication for Increased Productivity 2.4 Chapter Summary 3.0 Create a Time Management Plan 3.1 Create an Overall Time Management Plan 3.2 Create a Basic Daily Plan 3.3 Chapter Summary 4.0 Using Time Wisely 4.1 Managing Your Workload 4.2 What Affects Productivity? 4.3 Technology as a Time Waster and Time Management Tool 4.4 Chapter Summary 5.0 Build a More Organized Office 5.1 Getting Organized 5.2 Minimizing Interruptions 5.3 Make your Meetings More Effective 5.4 Chapter Summary

Time Management Articles

Learning how to handle interruptions article - Studies have shown that people in office settings are interrupted, on average, every eight minutes. With so many interruptions, a need to curb these interruptions arises. Since most work environments are social, people are often primary causes of productivity loss due to interruptions that you'll undoubtedly encounter, but also learning to manage your productivity through these interruptions are vital steps to time management in today's workplace.

Limit Interruptions by Co-workers article - The first time management training guideline for minimizing interruptions from co-workers is to meet with your colleagues regularly. If you foresee being interrupted by several co-workers, you should schedule a meeting to discuss the topic. If you're able to address questions and concerns at meetings instead of being interrupted by ten different inviduals about the same subject, you'll significantly decrease the number of interruptions from co-workers.

Effects of doing too much article - The cost of attempting to do too much is high. Often, people who try to do too much are though of as workacholics. If you attempt too much, your're probably already aware of the drowning effect caused by this obstacle. You may find that you constantly miss deadlines, projects backfire, you priorities are confused, and that you dont have time to delegate effectively. Before you can manage this time-wasting problem, you should first be familiar with the causes of why you tend to try to do too much.

Keeping your meetings productive article - Many managers consider meetings the biggest time wasters in the workplace today. If a meeting lasts only one hour but thrity people attend the meeting, the meeting costs the company thirty production hours. Meetings are interruptions. A bad indicator is when you're unable to complete a high priority task before the end of the day because you spent two hours of that day in a meeting, your productivity is negatively affected.

Managing your time with computers article - Part of the reason computer provides us time management tools is because of the vast amount of resources they offer us. However, having too much information can also create a confusing overflow of information that wastes time. Muddling through different types of information to find information you're needing can be a serious time waster. Consequently, it's important to be familiar with the best ways to find the information you need.

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