TY  - BOOK
AU  - Forsyth, Patrick
TI  - 100 Great Time Management Ideas: : From Leading Companies Aroun 
SN  - 9789388247634
U1  - 650.11 
PY  - 2019///
CY  - Mumbai
PB  - Embassy Books
KW  - Great Ideas
N1  - The ideas
1 See where time goes now 
2 Plan, work—work, plan 
3 Setting clear objectives 
4 Speculate to accumulate 
5 Using Pareto’s law
6 Tackling the tyranny of the urgent versus the important 
7 Give clear instructions 
8 Beware favorites 
9 Use a “document parking” system 
10 Aim at infl uencing particular result areas 
11 Make use of checklists 
12 Use abstracts 
13 The best assistant 
14 Communicate with your secretary 
15 Be brief 
16 A clear diary 
17 What kind of system? 
18 Good, better, best . . . acceptable 
19 Trust the computer? 
20 Cancellation as a time saver 
21 Motivate your people 
22 Thinking ahead 
23 See the broad picture 
24 Avoiding a common confusion 
25 “Everybody’s gone surfing, surfing . . .” 
26 And let’s send a copy to . . . 
27 Telephone efficiency 
28 A little help from some “special” friends
29 Give yourself some time rules 
30 Don’t write 
31 Avoid purposeless meetings 
32 Handling telephone interruptions 
33 Keep papers safe and tidy 
34 Do not put it in writing 
35 A magic word 
36 The productive breather
37 Write faster 
38 A cosmic danger 
39 Morning, noon, or night 
40 Technology to the rescue 
41 Time to stay put 
42 When being regular is a problem 
43 Time to get noticed 
44 The most time-saving object in your office
45 What I meant to say . . . 
46 Avoiding meeting mayhem 
47 In the beginning—or not? 
48 The confl ict/time equation 
49 Too many head chefs 
50 An idea that generates ideas 
51 Reward yourself 
52 Best time for appointments 
53 But I know where everything is 
54 One thing at a time—together 
55 At the bottom of the pile
56 Resolve to “blitz the bits” 
57 “If I had wanted it tomorrow I would have asked
for it tomorrow” 
58 Be secure 
59 Where you are may be as important as what you do 
60 Do a swap 
61 Food for thought 
62 Less in touch, more time 
63 In times of (travel) trouble 
64 While you were away 
65 “Well, it’s always been done like this” 
66 I was just passing 
67 Encourage and help others 
68 To meet or not to meet . . . 
69 Categorize to maintain the balance 
70 On occasion, let’s talk 
71 Well spotted 
72 Fighting the plague 
73 Let the plant grow 
74 Over to you 
75 Know when to leave well alone 
76 Is that the time? 
77 Making it clear 
78 Soldiering on 
79 Driven to distractions 
80 A clear agenda = a shorter meeting 
81 The most time-saving phrase in the English language 
82 Work to rule! 
83 A balancing act 
84 Avoid duplicating information unnecessarily 
85 The right methodology? 
86 Make skills save time 
87 Timing and meetings
88 Plan your journey 
89 Working the plan 
90 Allow for the unexpected 
91 So cats can play 
92 Coping with IT change 
93 Time to tell a white lie? 
94 On the move 
95 Never compete with interruptions 
96 Meetings: where to hold them 
97 A time-aware team 
98 More possibilities 
99 Focus on what achieves results 
100 Follow Sinatra 
Appendix
1 Chairing a meeting 
2 Delegating
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