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So... don't answer your emails and texts right away. And "work with your boss" to eliminate unproductive tasks. Got it.
by jqm 12y ago
So... don't answer your emails and texts right away.
And "work with your boss" to eliminate unproductive tasks.
Got it.
- shiven 12y agoThanks for simplifying!
- finalight 12y agothat sounds a bit wrong.. but then again, i agree with it
- 21echoes 12y agothat's what's at the end, but you skipped the beginning juicy bit: don't try to multitask. make a clear and concrete to-do list, and chunk out time to focus only on completing one item at a time. not answering your emails/texts and having your boss help eliminate distractions are just two small but helpful ways to stay on-task.
- jqm 12y agoNearly half of the article regarded simply not jumping to answer texts and emails. Want to REALLY make more efficient use of time? Just read my two line summary and skip the article.
- foz 12y agoYes, but at the same time "If you can't explain yourself in a single email, consider calling, texting or meeting in person instead." - so you do exactly to your co-workers what they do to you - in an effort to make yourself more efficient?
- GarvielLoken 12y agoNo, the real lesson was don't procrastinate. "She also committed herself to systematically completing, without procrastination, her daily task list and to completely clearing her email inbox and workspace on a regular basis."