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When to delegate a short task If you will need the same type of work often, ask the expert to train you. If the task takes minutes a day, but must be done daily, you can save hours by training your assistant to do it instead. Invest the time necessary to train others to handle routine tasks. For a one-time or occasional task, ask an expert for assistance. MORE >> -
THE ORGANIZED EXECUTIVE'S BLOG | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2012 Make steady improvement all year long in 2013 Productivity Small changes with big results Time Management Tools Training Uncategorized change efficiency employee training focus goals meetings organization productivity routines self-improvement Time management to-do listsIn the next few days many people will make grand plans for what they will do better in the new year. By Feb. MORE >> - Quit causing confusion with your emails
Following is great guidance for every email user, adapted from C3: … Continue reading → Communication Productivity communication employee training process improvement productivity Time management MORE >> -
THE ORGANIZED EXECUTIVE'S BLOG | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2012 Is your pay system paying off? Do employees understand the total value of their compensation, including benefits such as training? A well-designed compensation system motivates employees and rewards work that leads the organization toward its goals. Unfortunately, many systems fall short. How well does your compensation program measure up? MORE >> -
THE ORGANIZED EXECUTIVE'S BLOG | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2012 The 21-day mental detox Jason Selk, EdD, trains companies and organizations—including the world’s finest athletes, coaches and business leaders—in mental-performance boosting. This is a guest article by Jason Selk, EdD. But the mind needs detoxing too. We cram it full of disturbing media messages. We don’t give it enough rest. Here’s more info on the studies.) MORE >>
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