You finally have a decent job. Your boss entrusted you with a pile of work to finish by the end of the week. Eager to prove your worth, you begin straightaway. But the deeper you dive in, the more complicated things get. Small tasks and paperwork you didn’t know existed keep appearing as obstacles. Before you know it, you’re working overtime, losing sleep, and sacrificing your weekends. Yet, the deadline keeps approaching. Crushed by a pile of mounting “to-dos”, you start to imagine how to explain to your boss or client that he/she will have to wait for the results. “I didn’t have enough time.” “Something came up, so I couldn’t finish on time.” According to two different studies, one carried out by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (US) and the other by VoucherCloud (UK), in a typical eight-hour workday, we only spend two hours and fifty-three minutes being productive. Luckily, you can bypass these awkward conversations with your boss or client by discovering the latest tips and tricks to manage your time at work. With these new techniques under your belt, you won’t have to worry about apologizing to them and you’ll even have time left over for yourself. In Time Made Simple For Work, you’ll
This book has a lot of good advice and information. I am working through this book and have found it very useful. This is organized very well and I recommend this.
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