Track your time to improve productivity. Use tools like RescueTime to identify non-work activities and unproductive habits.
Create a daily schedule with realistic timelines and time buffers. Give undivided attention to tasks, avoid distractions and practice self-discipline.
Prioritize tasks using the Eisenhower Matrix: do immediately, schedule for later, delegate, or delete. Avoid overwhelming to-do lists.
Prioritize tasks using the Eisenhower Matrix: do immediately, schedule for later, delegate, or delete. Avoid overwhelming to-do lists.
Batch processing: group similar tasks together by objective or function. Examples: client meetings, email responses, report generation.
Parkinson's law: Work expands to fill the time given. Setting shorter deadlines can improve productivity and avoid wasting time.
Maximize productivity by recognizing limits and strengths, saying no when needed, and delegating tasks that others can do better and faster.
Multitasking reduces efficiency and increases risk of errors due to "switching costs."
staying organized and finding what you need quickly. Create a consistent system and stick to it. Regularly purge old and unnecessary files. Use shared folders to collaborate with colleagues and keep things organized for everyone
Boost productivity with tools like Slack for team communication, Dropbox for file storage, Google/Outlook Calendar for scheduling, and Canva/Lucidchart for design and diagrams.