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Time management is something we must deal with every day. In the case of managers, they must perform tasks every day and often be in meetings constantly. But they must prioritize those tasks that are of greater importance in their day to day.
Tips to Communicate with Greater Mastery with JD Schramm (Stanford's Graduate School of Business). Join us on Friday February 25 from 4 to 5 when JD Schramm leads a highly interactive session on how to Communicate with Greater Mastery
Did you have bad experiences with calendars that promise you better results for managing your time? As a manager, you will always need a calendar that can help you to organize your daily job tasks, meetings, and events.
While claiming to improve your productivity, these tips are not only useless but might actually worsen job results or even have negative implications for health.
Happy Chinese New Year! We have some great news to share, our version 1.9 is live. Now you can create a link to a shared Team Calendar, Track your Timebox, and have custom options in shared Meeting Links.
Lessons learned from studying and co-teaching a hands-on Product Management course at Stanford Graduate School of Business. RSVP at Eventbrite!
Have you ever made elaborate to-do lists and yet found yourself procrastinating, carrying forward tasks that could have been done before? If you find yourself doing this often, it is time for you to migrate your to-do lists into the calendar.
Operation Strategy to gain competitive advantage - With Wharton Professor Gerard Cachon. In any Operation, critical strategic decisions must be made that determine process timing, process location, process control, and process flexibility.
Enhance your critical strategic decisions to gain a competitive advantage. An event for Operation Managers in our exclusive Modern Manager series with Professor Gerard Cachon of Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania.
For some people, morning coffee is what gives them the energy to keep their motivation up; for others, it's their morning meeting. Meetings are the foundation of a company because they bring people together to discuss, negotiate, and brainstorm possibilities for the future.