Monday, 10 September 2012

5 Top Tips To Be Efficient At Work


Reality has shown that is not the same work hard to do it efficiently (being skilled in the use of resources) and effective (ensuring the achievement of the objectives). If you think that being a good professional is equivalent to assign him many hours to your work, you should read these five simple recommendations. Keep it clear: the results speak for you, not the time spent to get them.

1. Work in a clean and tidy
How many times have you lost valuable minutes or hours looking for "that report" you need? But not only that: it is proven that distracting clutter. In addition, almost impossible that your "memory aid" (a post-it, memo, etc.). Really fulfill their purpose.

2. Organize your computer
True, the tool "Search" to get your team will help you find just about anything, but do not trust, because the time it takes depends on how many files you have.
Recommendation: looking much defined concepts and common words. It is easier, and if you remember the name of the file.

3. Plan your day
The personal agendas of programs like "Outlook" are a real salvation for hundreds of thousands of people. To organize an agenda and also have reminder systems. If you do not work with a computer, use an agenda or make the most out of your cell phone. You cannot start your day without knowing what to do. If you clear your activities, it is very likely that you can better decide and prioritize with greater certainty.

4. First things first
A book by consultant and trainer Stephen Covey (author of the bestseller "The 7 habits of highly effective people") is devoted entirely to this point. It is entitled "First Things First". The reason is simple: if you cannot prioritize your activities will always be "putting out fires". It is essential not to confuse the urgent with the important. And know that not to have time to focus on really fundamental activities.

5. Get ready for big battles
Many of the decisions or activities that take place during working hours resulting from immediate analysis or almost instinctively. However, you should know that not all battles are equally important. Learn to identify situations or decisions require your full attention and, above all, of a preparation. Doing so will not only facilitate the allocation of your time, but you "will shield" against domestic competition.
Now that you've read these tips, take them to practice and see how will you enforce your time and effort. How to Increase Productivity by Rehan Riaz Merchant

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