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How to Use Downtime at Work Productively

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They’re hardly able to enjoy the slower pace, for fear that they’re not being as productive as they could or should be. If you’re currently experiencing some downtime at work, or if you’re likely to have some in the near future, here are a few ways you can use this rare period of peace productively. Does it still make sense?

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Time Management Self-Assessment: Rate Your Skills!

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While some of them are also related to communication, organization, or other professional skills, they all impact your ability to use your time productively. I maintain a work environment that supports my productivity and doesn’t detract from it. I have systems in place to remind me of my commitments. It’s an ongoing effort.

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My Time Management Reboot: The Pros and Cons of Electronic Systems and Why I Created a Hybrid

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It pains me to announce that my grand experiment with using electronic time management systems has officially come to an end (sort of). In fact, I’m going to give you a complete overview of my brand new time management system. I moved to electronic systems after I lost my paper planner on an airplane in 2010.

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Exploring Time Management Tools & Tech

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If you’re not careful, these tools that are meant to help could end up hurting your productivity. Setting up and learning how to use a new tool or software takes time (which is already in short supply). What if you don’t like it? This webinar will save you time, energy, and stress! As an attendee, you will learn….

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Timeless Time Management Truths

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As many of you know, I’m an unapologetic geek when it comes to productivity tools (planners, to-do lists, notebooks, binders…you name it, I love it). These beliefs are the backbone of my time management system. It’s not just about doing more ; it’s about building sustainable systems (both physical and mental) that work for YOU.

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How to Track Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to Maintain Professional Certifications

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In my experience, many organizations follow an “honor system.” Meaning: I capture the information for my own records, but I also go ahead and input the data into the online tracking system for the certification. It’s often considered optional. You’re more likely to forget things that way. Personally, I also like to report as I go.

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How to Be Proactive at Work: My 5 Step System

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Below, I’ve outlined my system and exactly how you can develop your abilities in each area. Tags: Productivity. However, the ability to be proactive provides a clear advantage in the workplace and most managers expect staff members to demonstrate a proactive mentality. In order to be proactive, you must first develop foresight.

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