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Written by LMI
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Wednesday, 31 December 2008 |
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Socrates said, “Know yourself. The unexamined life is
not worth living.”
Awareness and understanding of your
own feelings, attitudes, and expectations are essential to
understanding the behavior of other people and to helping
them become self-motivated in the midst of a constantly
changing world.
Dramatic changes in
technology, communications,
geopolitics, globalization,
and fierce international
competition all characterize
the last few decades
in the business world.
Even more remarkable and challenging changes can be expected
in the coming years...
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Written by LMI
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Friday, 31 October 2008 |
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Because actions come from attitudes, increasing productivity may
require reshaping some of the attitudes that now dictate how you use
time. Consider these time use practices that affect productivity and
see how attitudes are involved:
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Written by LMI
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Thursday, 30 October 2008 |
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The strength of efficient procedures lies in the fact that, once
established, they become automatic. Well-planned procedures for paper
flow, for processing orders, and for other routine matters save time
and increase the productivity of everyone. Ongoing evaluation and
adjustment of procedures is the responsibility of the entire work
group. Whether in a group or on your own, as you look for ways to save
time through efficient procedures, consider these four major steps:
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Written by LMI
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Tuesday, 21 October 2008 |
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An efficient work area is comfortable as well as convenient... It is
not really important that others approve your office decor if it is in
basic good taste and is conducive to your productivity. ” The
arrangement of the work area – particularly of your desk or work
station – should be governed by two considerations: • Easy access to
necessary work materials • Elimination of distraction.
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