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How to use a time plannerIf you work in management, chances are your schedule is packed. Interviews, meetings, conference calls, and other day to day tasks can be easily forgotten if you don't have a good system in being organized. If this concept sounds all too familiar to you, a time planner could possibly be your new best friend. Many people get a day or time planner with the good intention of using it on a daily basis, only to find that it sits on a shelf or rarely gets removed from your purse or briefcase. The following tips will help you to use your time planner so it can actually be of benefit to you:
- Choose the right time planner for your needs. At minimum, it should have a calendar that is broken down not only daily but hourly as well, so you can track items to do each day by time. This will help you to remain better organized, instead of simply filling in appointments in one large block. It should also have a space for writing to-do lists, telephone numbers, and addresses. There are many different brands and types available, from pen and paper types to electronic PDAs. These electronic ones have a number of advantages over pen and paper types, such as the ability to hold more information and alerts. For the busy manager, a time planner can be a wonderful thing. It can help you to stay organized, more efficient, and more prepared for the day's events. |
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