Getting Organized at Work: 24 Lessons to Set Goals, Establish Priorities, and Manage Your Time (The McGraw-Hill Professional Education Series)
Getting Organized at Work: 24 Lessons to Set Goals, Establish Priorities, and Manage Your Time by Kenneth Zeigler is a practical guide published by McGraw Hill on June 10, 2005. This edition spans 64 pages and is presented in English, offering insights aimed at busy professionals seeking to enhance their productivity.
The book presents 24 lessons designed to help readers master the art of prioritizing tasks and managing their time effectively. It focuses on strategies to increase daily productivity by addressing procrastination and ensuring that individuals work on the right tasks at the right moments. With a blend of self-help and management principles, this resource is tailored for those looking to improve their organizational skills in a professional setting.
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Getting Organized at Work shows busyprofessionals how to get two more hoursof productivity out of each day. It provides24 lessons to master working on the righttask at the right time and to put an end toprocrastination.
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