I have been doing
some research on various time management techniques. What I have
seen is you are suppose to document everything that you do in a day.
If I were to do that I would need at least another half of a day just
to keep track of what I do.
I understand the
tracking of what you do when you have specific tasks that you do.
For someone that works with client's it is almost impossible to track
every thing that can get accomplished during a day. Yes, we do track
the time we spend working on the various tasks and projects for
clients but that is it. If I were to track everything else that I
add in during the day it would look really bad.
The other big thing
with time management is they say plan your day the night before. I
would like to be able to do that and can do it sometimes. There are
days when I can't get things done because something important has
landed and I am dealing with it instead of what I originally planned
on working on.
I do some time
management to ensure that I am getting things accomplished and
meeting deadlines and such but I cannot schedule my day too much
other than putting a general list of things that I would like to
achieve down and hope that they will be achieved through the day.
A calendar is always
handy to mark down the specific events, webinars and such that I plan
on attending. Sometimes I put in events that I may attend if time
permits but I also note that these can be dropped if necessary.
Knowing what time
management works for you is the best. Not everyone can use the same
process because it really does depend on the individual and the work
that they do.
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