Part I – Chapters 1, 2, 3: The meaning of time pressures outlines the challenge of change and the working principles you can use to meet it successfully.
- To achieve and hold a position of leadership in this age of innovation, man must spend part of every day and self development.
- Most managers today share a keen awareness that they haven’t time to do all that should be done.
- The tempo and complexity of business operations are on the increase.
- Increasing time pressures call for more than a gimmick solution. The answer to time pressures can only be found by re examining your basic working principles.
- The principle of overcoming time pressure is this: time is related to output – increase your output and you will have more time.
- The principle of increasing your output is this: output is related to refinement of technique – as you refine your techniques of self management you will increase your output.
- The feeling of being short of time is very often a symptom of accumulating obsolescence of your knowledge and skills.
The Management of Time
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