tailieunhanh - Techniques to Counter Common Time Thieves

I heard Engelbert Humperdinck singing a pitiful lament the other day – “If I only had time”, he anguished, “Only time”. I realised I hear that same lament almost daily, but from ordinary folk – not singing icons. It got me thinking about common time thieves and how they live amongst us, wearing a number of clever disguises. They’re colleagues who interrupt you when you’re deep into something and say, “Could I pick your brains about something?”, or, “Could you help me with It’ll only take a minute ”, or, “I know you’re busy, but.”. . | Techniques to Counter Common Time Thieves By Sue Dwan Dwan Associates Ltd Smashwords Edition Copyright 2012 Sue Dwan Cover Image by Microsoft Office Used with permission from Microsoft Smashwords Edition License Notes Thank you for downloading this free ebook. Although this is a free book it remains the copyrighted property of the author and may not be reproduced copied and distributed for commercial or non-commercial purposes. If you enjoyed this book please encourage your friends to download their own copy at where they can also discover other works by this author. Thank you for your support. Limitation of Liability The general information and advice contained in this ebook is offered with the aim of assisting those interested in improving their time management skills. The information is not intended as an exclusive solution and Sue Dwan Dwan Associates Ltd is not responsible for the application of the principles and steps taken in any undertaking. Please note New Zealand spelling which is different from American spelling for some words has been used throughout this text. Contents Introduction Chapter 1 Some Ideas about Time Chapter 2 Tine Thief Meetings Chapter 3 Time Thief Telephones Chapter 4 Time Thief Email Chapter 5 Time Thief Interruptions Chapter 6 General Tips About the Author Introduction I heard Engelbert Humperdinck singing a pitiful lament the other day - If I only had time he anguished Only time . I realised I hear that same lament almost daily but from ordinary folk - not singing icons. It got me thinking about common time thieves and how they live amongst us wearing a number of clever disguises. They re colleagues who interrupt you when you re deep into something and say Could I pick your brains about something or Could you help me with. .It ll only take a minute. or I know you re busy but. . They re filing cabinets bursting with ancient and new files that may be unlabelled and so creatively alphabetised that you can t find anything

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