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Getting Things Done at Work: A Complete Organizational and Productivity System
If you’re like most professionals, you have far more to keep track of and get done than you can possibly manage in your head. The key to staying on top of everything and being productive is to get things out of your head into a system you trust.
Basic to-do lists work fine for tracking a small number of items like remembering to buy milk or mail a birthday card. But most to-do list systems are inadequate to handle the volume and complexity of work in a professional environment.
Getting Things Done at Work is a productivity system designed specifically for busy professionals.
It takes David Allen's popular and proven GTD system and tailors it for a busy office environment.
It is simple enough to incorporate into your daily workflow and robust enough to handle a high volume of projects and tasks. Once you implement the system you will worry less and get a lot more done.
There are dozens a custom productivity apps and software available on the market, some good and some not-so-much. But for managing projects and tasks at work, nothing works better than Microsoft Office.
In this book I'll teach you exactly how to set up your organizational system using Excel, Outlook, and One Note. And if you've never used One Note before, don't worry, the book covers everything you need to know.
In this book you'll learn how
Basic to-do lists work fine for tracking a small number of items like remembering to buy milk or mail a birthday card. But most to-do list systems are inadequate to handle the volume and complexity of work in a professional environment.
Getting Things Done at Work is a productivity system designed specifically for busy professionals.
It takes David Allen's popular and proven GTD system and tailors it for a busy office environment.
It is simple enough to incorporate into your daily workflow and robust enough to handle a high volume of projects and tasks. Once you implement the system you will worry less and get a lot more done.
There are dozens a custom productivity apps and software available on the market, some good and some not-so-much. But for managing projects and tasks at work, nothing works better than Microsoft Office.
In this book I'll teach you exactly how to set up your organizational system using Excel, Outlook, and One Note. And if you've never used One Note before, don't worry, the book covers everything you need to know.
In this book you'll learn how
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91 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 14, 2016
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