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Mark Levy, VP / GSM Radio Advertising Bureau

Time Management in a Multi-Tasking Environment. Mark Levy, VP / GSM Radio Advertising Bureau. Remember Grade School?. Time Management. And summers that lasted forever…. Time Management. Does time really go faster as we grow older?. Where the heck does it go? . Time Management.

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Mark Levy, VP / GSM Radio Advertising Bureau

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  1. Time Management in a Multi-Tasking Environment Mark Levy, VP / GSM Radio Advertising Bureau

  2. Remember Grade School? Time Management

  3. And summers that lasted forever… Time Management

  4. Does time really go faster as we grow older? Where the heck does it go? Time Management

  5. “To be is to do.” - Aristotle “To do is to be.” - Socrates “Do be do be do.” - Sinatra Feel more like Sinatra? Time Management

  6. Do you have more or less time than last year? Time Management

  7. Don’t say you don’t have enough time. You have exactly the same number of hours per day that were given to Louis Pasteur, Michelangelo, Mother Teresa, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson, and Albert Einstein. - H. Jackson Brown, Jr. Time Management

  8. Can we really manage time? Time management is actually managing ourselves! Time Management

  9. We are a product of what we repeatedly do. We are creatures of habit! Time Management

  10. What things do you do that waste time? Time Management

  11. Things that can waste time… • Incomplete information • Employee problems • Lack of support (subordinate and superior) • Handling routine tasks • Putting out fires • Meetings • Phone calls • E-mail • Completing reports • Lunch • Personal obligations Time Management

  12. Things that do waste time • Working on assumptions • Failure to listen • Correcting avoidable mistakes • Lack of organization • Procrastination • Crisis management • Micro management • Unwillingness to say “no” • Unwillingness to delegate • Failure to plan • Failure to prioritize Time Management

  13. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management Time Management

  14. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 1. Keep a daily time log Time Management

  15. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 2. Plan your work and work your plan Time Management

  16. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 2. Plan your work and work your plan • Steps to a successful plan • Access situation • Develop assumptions • Establish objectives • Develop alternatives • Decide course of action • Measure and evaluate results • Take corrective actions if necessary Time Management

  17. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 3. Prioritize daily Time Management

  18. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 3. Prioritize daily Time Management

  19. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 3. Prioritize daily Time Management

  20. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 3. Prioritize daily Time Management

  21. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 3. Prioritize daily Time Management

  22. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 3. Prioritize daily Time Management

  23. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 3. Prioritize daily “Is what I’m doing now helping me reach my goals?” Time Management

  24. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 4. Delegate Time Management

  25. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 4. Delegate • Barriers to delegation include… • Managers preference for operating • Managers need to know minute details • “I can do it better” syndrome • Perfectionism / no tolerance for mistakes • Failure to train subordinates • No systems to measure and evaluate results • Understaffing • Confusion in authority and responsibilities Time Management

  26. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 5. Solve little problems before they become big ones Time Management

  27. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 6. Get organized and stay organized Time Management

  28. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 7. Avoid e-mail slavery Time Management

  29. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 8. Differentiate between urgent and important Time Management

  30. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 9. Avoid procrastination “Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.” - Mark Twain Time Management

  31. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 10. Break big projects into bite-size pieces Time Management

  32. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 11. Know when to say “no” Time Management

  33. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 12. Learn the art of minimizing / maximizing meetings Time Management

  34. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 12. Learn the art of minimizing / maximizing meetings • The most productive meetings… • Are scheduled to minimize disruption to productivity • Start on time • Have a limited, focused agenda • Stay on point • End on time • Are followed up with summary, assignments, and timelines Time Management

  35. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 12. Learn the art of minimizing / maximizing meetings When most sales occur Time Management

  36. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management 12. Know your management type Do you: - Focus well and stay on task? - Naturally assume a leadership role? - Seek out “win-win” solutions? - Perform best under pressure? Time Management

  37. Knowing what to do is seldom the problem. Time Management

  38. 12 Steps to Effective Time Management Top Managers • Plan • Prioritize • Delegate • Solve problems quickly • Are organize • Avoid procrastination • Can say “no” Time Management

  39. Time Management in a Multi-Tasking Environment Mark Levy, VP / GSM Radio Advertising Bureau

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