Time and Task Management: Time Management Techniques

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Joseph Phillips

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1 - Defining Time Management

1 - SectionOneDefiningTimeManagementTimeIssuesandPrioritization.pdf

1 - Section Overview Defining Time Management.mp4

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2 - Time Management and Schedule Management.mp4

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3 - Managing Activity Types.mp4

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4 - Managing Constraints.mp4

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5 - Prioritization Discipline and Governance.mp4

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6 - Section Wrap Defining Time Management.mp4

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2 - Leveraging Time Management Strategies

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7 - Section Overview Time Management Strategies.mp4

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8 - Paretos Principle.mp4

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9 - Tomorrows List Today.mp4

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10 - Be Unavailable.mp4

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11 - Pomodoro Technique.mp4

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12 - 1.mp4

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13 - Section Wrap Time Management Strategies.mp4

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3 - Time Sucks and What to do About Them

14 - SectionThreeTimeSucksandWhattodoAboutThem.pdf

14 - Section Overview Time Suck Strategies.mp4

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15 - Budget Your Time.mp4

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16 - WOT Meetings and what to do about them.mp4

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17 - Your Time First.mp4

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18 - Myth of Multitasking.mp4

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19 - Time Rock Rules.mp4

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20 - Section Wrap Time Suck Strategies.mp4

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4 - Time Management Lessons Learned

21 - SectionFourTimeManagementLessonsLearned.pdf

21 - Section Overview Lessons Learned.mp4

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22 - Brooks Law Mythical Man Month.mp4

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23 - Parkinsons Law.mp4

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24 - Create Duration Estimates.mp4

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25 - Control What You Can.mp4

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26 - Course Wrap Time and Task Management.mp4

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27 - Custom Certificate of Completion.html

Description

Time management techniques and strategies that you can apply today to get more things done with more value

What You'll Learn?

Manage time and tasks more effectively
Immediately apply several easy time management techniques

Who is this for?

Anyone who wants to better manage their time

Anyone who wants to accomplish more with less effort

What You Need to Know?

Basic understanding that time is a constraint

You'll need to budget some time to complete this course

More details

Description
Are you feeling overwhelmed, pressed for time, and donâ€™t know how youâ€™ll squeeze another minute out of your day? If so, this is the course for you. In this hands-on, practical course, management consultant and author Joseph Phillips will show you how to get more things done with less stress and more efficiency.Â
You have demands from projects, operations, bosses, and even coworkers. Meetings that could be summed up in an email â€“ meetings that rob you of time from getting things done. Complicated tasks require focus and need your undivided attention to invade your desk and email daily. You need a system to organize your work, a system thatâ€™s more than a long list of what you need to do, but rather a system that helps you prioritize, create a strategy of accomplishment, and get things done.
In this course, youâ€™ll learn how to:
Manage different types of activities
Identify and create priorities to add more value
Manage constraints that squeeze your options
Create to-do lists that work
Experiment with time management strategies
Get organized â€“ for real, this time!
Remove "time sucks" that rob you of productive time
Create realistic duration estimates
If youâ€™re ready to stop wasting time â€“ and to take back control of your time â€“ this is the course for you.
Seeking Professional Development Units? This course is worth two (2) PDUs with PMI for your continuing education hours.

This course aims to help you find balance, get things done, and stop the flood of chaos from work, personal life, and disorganization.
In this course youâ€™ll learn how to: Â
Manage different types of activities
Identify and create priorities to add more value
Manage constraints that squeeze your options
Create to-do lists that actually work
Experiment with time management strategies
Get organized â€“Â for real this time!
Remove "time sucks" that rob you of productive time
Create durationÂ estimates that are realistic
If youâ€™re ready to stop wasting time â€“ and to take back control of your time â€“ this is the course for you.
Seeking Professional Development Units? This course is worth two (2) PDUs with PMI for your continuing education hours.
Who this course is for:
Anyone who wants to better manage their time
Anyone who wants to accomplish more with less effort

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Keep Moving Forward! Joseph Phillips is the best-selling author and project management instructor. He has more than 25 years of experience as a project management consultant, educator, technology consultant, business owner, and technical writer. He has consulted as a project manager for a range of businesses, including startups, hospitals, architectural firms, and manufacturers. Joseph is passionate about helping people learn and master project management. He has led both in-person and web-based seminars on project management, PMP certification, IT project management, program management, writing, business analysis, technical writing, and related topics. Certifications:Project Management Professional (PMP) PMI-Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) CompTIA Project+ Professional CompTIA Certified Technical Trainer+ Certified ITIL Foundations ProfessionalProfessional Scrum Master I Author of: PMP Project Management Professional Study Guide, McGraw-HillCAPM/PMP All-in-One Exam Guide, McGraw-HillPMI-ACP All-in-One Exam Guide, McGraw-HillPMP Project Management Lab Book, McGraw-HillThe Certified Technical Trainer All-in-One Exam Guide, McGraw-HillIT Project Management: On Track from Start to Finish, McGraw-HillProject Management for Small Business, American Management Association Software Project Management for Dummies, For Dummies PublisherThe Lifelong Project, Amazon CreateSpaceVampire Management: Why Your Job Sucks, Amazon CreateSpace

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