TIME MANAGEMENT BENEFITS
TO THE ORGANIZATION
- Increased individual productivity, accountability and commitment
- Much more timely individual and team project completion
- More effective communication throughout the organization
- Less negative organizational stress
TIME MANAGEMENT
BENEFITS TO THE INDIVIDUAL
- More control and value from your time and your life
- Increased recognition and reward from higher personal productivity levels
- Improved relationships both on and off the job
Need
to be satisfied in our order for the period to be classified as working
time. For example, the period during
which staff are on- call, but otherwise free to pursue their own activities
would not be measured as working time, only the hours during which a worker is
actively engaged in university business would count towards the 48 hour working
week maximum (averaged over 17 weeds) which is the fundamental restriction on
working hours laid down by the regulations.
Study time: Study
of each of the steps in an operational or production procedure and the time
consumed by them, for the purposed of devising method of increasing efficiency
or productivity of workers .In full time
and motion study.
Creative
time: Being self-employed means you have control over your
own creative time. If you job| business
require any kind of creativity. It is
importance that you spend some time getting acquainted with your creative
voice.
Alert
time: There are times during the day when my brain and
body just shut down. I suppose a
bio-rhythm reading would help me understand what’s going on there, but I don’t need to see it charted to know
that there are times during the day when I am more alert and awake, and time when I am just a waste of space.
Interacting
time: My work require long period of uninterrupted
concentration so I try to do what work during my alert time. I try to set aside phone calls and
interacting with clients for some other time of course, that’s not always possible
and some jobs require constant interaction with others. But if you can, you should set aside time
just for phone calls etc, and when you need quiet uninterrupted time give
yourself permission to turn the phone ringer off.
Free
time: The problem that come up most often when
transitioning to self-employ meant is spending too much time in free time, free
time doesn’t have to be either planed activity or huge blocks of time in free
time we watching T.V. Play games
Sleep
time: Another issue that comes up when you work at home is
when you sleep. One of the big
advantages to working for me was that I could let my body revert to its natural
rhythms. For me this turned out to be
important for my health. Anyone sleep is
very important of or human body.
Wait
time: Student need time to think; time to ponder the
responses they will give to your question.
However research 9 row 1974, 1974b, 1978) has shown that teaches on the
average wait only about one second for the student to answer questions. Further research by row revealed that when
teachers learn to increase the time he waits.
There are two typed of wait time.
Wait time I is the initial time
provided to a question wait time 2 is the total time a teacher wait for all
students to respond to the same question or for student to respond to each other
responses to a question.
Halting
time: Halting time is similar to wait time in that the
teacher pauses during what he or she saying to give students time to
think. Halting time
is
particularly use-full when you are presenting compiled material or directions.
Listening
time: Learn to listen to your student listen to what have
to say, and when they have finished and only them formulate further question or
comment on their answers.
Silent
time: Develop the use of silent time. Silent time is the talked after a student has
finished spieling before you reply or continue.
Silent time, like time after asking a question, should be increased to
between three and five second to prevent you from cutting off student and at
allows time for other students to interject their comments.
Daily
routine: School going under goes some organized daily
activities. All cadets are require to
fulfill the requirements of academic, co-curricular and extra-activities it is
expected that they shall up high standards to the best of their abilities and
grate successfully with flying colors.
TV routine of cadets is as follow.
Simple
and Effective Principles of Time Management
In today's
business environment, productivity is a key to success. Using creative
principles of time management at work will not only help you do your job more
effectively, but practicing these time management principles will also help
lower your stress levels.
While putting
together a time management plan will take time to construct, your time
management plan will pay off in dividends later. Keep in mind that a good time
management plan will offer you more flexibility in the long run. Just because
you have a plan in writing does not mean that you can't adjust it when the unexpected
occurs.
Prioritize
Your Work: Make a list of your projects and
prioritize their importance. Then take your most important project and break it
down into tasks. Look at the tasks that you have developed. Decide which tasks
can be delegated to others. Even if you think that you will be able to complete
all of the tasks better than anyone else on your team, it is important to try
to delegate. This will not only provide you with more free time, but it will
help to develop the skills of those who report to you.
It is essential to review your
tasks and due dates on a periodic basis. You may have to adjust priorities and
due dates as you are assigned new projects and old projects are completed.
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