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Time Management Laws | Principles of Time Management
Jaap de Jonge, CEO, Netherlands, Editor
Managers are facing a lot of stress due to an endless list of activities which have to be performed. Would you like to increase your personal effectiveness and efficiency as a manager? Apply these time management laws...
On the web I found the following laws on time management (a better word might actually be: time management "principles"):
- LAW OF PARETO: 20% of our activities deliver 80% of the result. The inverse is also true. So focus your attention on what's most important and skip everything else. Read more.
- LAW OF ILLICH: Once a certain performance’s threshold is passed, your efficiency decreases and may even become negative. So know your biorhythm and plan a task when you are at your best. Also called: "Law of Diminishing Returns".
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Time Management Laws: Law of Reflection
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member 8. LAW OF REFLECTION: Take time to reflect often (at regular time interval) as you work for insights… Remember insights are dependent on the quality o...  |
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Top 10 Time Management Laws/Principles
Jaap de Jonge, CEO, Netherlands, Editor Fantastic 👍 we are already at 10!
Thanks everybody for sharing time management "credos" and "tenets" you know of.... |
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Time Management Lessons
S. Lago, Business Consultant, Canada, Member Like most things, time management is a skill that can be learned or improved. The book " |
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Time Management: Principle of Laborit
Jaap de Jonge, CEO, Netherlands, Editor 11: PRINCIPLE OF LABORIT - Human behavior prompts us to do first what makes us happy. At work we instinctively tend to "seek immediate satisfaction" a... |
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Time Management: Hofstadter's Law
Jaap de Jonge, CEO, Netherlands, Editor 12. HOFSTADTER'S LAW - Things take longer than expected, even taking into account the Law of Hofstadter. So at the beginning of any project or endeavo... |
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Time Management - Law of Significance
Mark Williams, Management Consultant, United Kingdom, Member 13: LAW OF SIGNIFICANCE - Rory Vaden gives a TED talk on '3D Time Management'. The first dimension is the URGENCY component; the second is the IMPORTA... |
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Time Management - Law of Aerial Physics
Angelina Michaelidis, Management Consultant, Greece, Member The Law of Aerial Physics: A task tends to take as much time, as available (like aerial elements take as much space as available). So define well what... |
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Time Management Laws and Principles
Verbeeck, Management Consultant, Belgium, Member 14: 2 MINUTES LAW
If something takes less than 2 minutes, do it immediately. Very useful when you empty your mailbox.
15: DELEGATION LAW ... |
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Time Management Laws: Sod's Law
Maurice Hogarth, Consultant, United Kingdom, Member Anything that can't possibly go wrong, will go wrong." This is Sod's Law.
Remember: You do not, cannot, manage time. It ticks by at one-sec... |
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