Top 10 Tips for Time Management at Office

As an administrator and pioneer would you say you are confronted every day with a torrential slide of new and confusing requests? Do the days appear to get shorter as you attempt to shuffle the pile of work along with growing new aptitudes and keeping up a healthy lifestyle?

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Top 10 Tips for Time Management at Office

Top Ten Time Management Tips at Office

1. Make a list - Write your to-do list un a notebook or a palmtop organizer. Cross off or delete things when they are bought or done.

2. Stop Junk Mails and Calls - You can cut down on the amount of junk mail and sales phone calls by registering with the Mail Preference Services (MPS). Dont add your name to any mailing lists unless the information you will receive is vital to your work.

3. Practice making decisions - You cannot spend all day pondering about one decision. Learn the art to make decisions effectively and quickly by making a list of pros and cons.

4. Get rid of the mess -  Take half an hour a day to tidy up your mess a bit at a time, starting with your desk and including computer files. You will be pleased to feel liberated from clutter and amazed at how much time you save.

5. Buy and Use a year Planner - Knowing when and where you main activities will occur weeks and months ahead at a glance can save a lot of time. No more cramming everything into a few months because now you will know what you are doing later in a year

6. Use one diary - Combine all your diaries into one portable one and take it with you everywhere.
If you are using an electronic organizer, you can synchronize it with your office computer diary.

7. Cancel unnecessary subscriptions - If you subscribe to magazines and journals decide whether you really need them all. Cancel the subscriptions to the ones you don't need.

8. Put Like things together - Things like pens or books should be kept together in an easily accessible place and not scattered over in different drawers. Go through your workplace and gather everything that can be put together.

9. Don't waste time on the Internet - Internet can be a huge time waster if not used within strict limits. If you find that you are spending an hour or more on the internet every day, make a quick note of what you did. Set a time limit for web work and keep to it.

10. Limit the talking  - Cut down on long chats. Once you do you will realize how much time you used to waste on unproductive tasks.

And Lastly, assess the time that you have really spent, so that you can discover where and how you can save time and manage it better.