Stress that is good for you? It is possible. Good stress stems from working hard and productively, feeling accomplished at the end of a challenging day. Good stress relates to concentration and creativity. This kind of stress is what encourages you to finally sit down and accomplish your goals. Without it, we might not ever finish something unplea
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Stress that is Good for Your Productivity
Posted by dlanders under ManagementFrom http://www.productivitytoday.com 5848 days ago
Modern Life Syndrome
Posted by dlanders under ManagementFrom http://www.productivitytoday.com 5848 days ago
Pay attention... focus... concentrate... prioritize... Easy to say but hard to do when so much is vying for your attention. What strategies can help you master these basic concepts? You are bombarded with so much information today that you can lose the ability to find time to think. Everything is being thought out for you. Companies want to hand y
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Time Management Strategies
Posted by dlanders under ManagementFrom http://www.productivitytoday.com 5848 days ago
Time management tips for the speed of modern workplaces
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How to Prioritize Your Tasks for Increased Productivity
Posted by dlanders under ManagementFrom http://www.productivitytoday.com 5848 days ago
An ideal scenario for increased productivity would be to approach your desk every day with your work already prioritized and your schedule set up so that you have a block of time marked off for uninterrupted work. There would be nothing on the desk to divert your attention while you are working. Your sole focus would be on the current project.
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Multitasking: An Ineffective Time Management Tool
Posted by dlanders under ManagementFrom http://www.productivitytoday.com 5848 days ago
Multitasking: Everyone does this to some extent. Some people attempt to do more things at once than others, but it is almost a requirement now to be able to work. I recently heard of a job posting that listed “multitasking abilities” as one of the prerequisites for the job.
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Unitasking
Posted by dlanders under Human ResourcesFrom http://www.productivitytoday.com 5849 days ago
Instead of trying to take on the whole world at once, consider unitasking. Focus completely and solely on one goal, achieve it, and move on to the next goal. You will see an increase in your achievements and a higher quality result as well.
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Half Price Myers-Briggs Step II!!
Posted by hamerhokie under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://open-source-innovation.com 5858 days ago
The next five people to email me get the MBTI Step II, Form Q for half price!
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How big firms miss the mark on the role of senior partners
Posted by d2kd3k under ManagementFrom http://leanlitigation.typepad.com 5901 days ago
What's the most important role for senior partners: worker bee or queen bee? Stewart Weltman makes the case that the unpopular answer here is the one that will make your clients happiest and boost your firm's bottom line.
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David Maister Offering Strategy Book Free To Managers
Posted by d2kd3k under StrategyFrom http://www.morepartnerincome.net 5906 days ago
Professional Services Guru David Maister has made an offer on his website to give a free copy of his book, Strategy and the Fat Smoker, to a senior executive or managing partner of your firm. Do it quickly. The offer is only good for the first 100 eligible senior executives or firm managing partners.
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Earn a Promotion in a Year
Posted by JulieR under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://hotjobs.yahoo.com 5908 days ago
If a promotion is one of your goals for the next year, are you doing everything you can to make it happen?
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