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In time Management we can do the Following:- Delegate Tasks- Prioritize Work-Avoid Procrastination-Schedule Tasks-Avoid Stress-Set up Deadlines-Avoid Multitasking-Start Early-Take Some Breaks-Learn to say No. We can do the Following for Professional Expertise:- Become a life-long learner-Keeping up with New information that is is relevant to your field of study-Read books, articles, and journals related to your field-Attend conferences-Find mentors-Mentors are more experienced individuals in your profession who can guide you and teach you-Join a group of colleagues-Meeting with other individuals in your profession can sharpen your skills and develop your expertise in ways that no textbook or blog article can-Form a discussion or learning group with others at your workplace-Write about your profession and Build your skills-
What skills are required for effective time management?
1- Prioritizing.
2- Clear plan.
For me the major requirements on effective time management is first, self-discipline. It is the fundamental and basic attitude of an individual towards achieving the objective. Second, having the right knowledge or "know how" on the job. For me to be a goal-getter you must acquire the full knowledge of the task/job. Lastly, the skills is being develop based on a day to day experiences, through trainings to develop one's self and skills towards expertise of the job.
Time management requires prioritising and planning because if you dont manage time, time will manage you.
Response is the key for effective time management.
