Time is one of the most important assets at work and everyone has a responsibility to ensure it is well managed. This doesn’t always mean being ‘maxed’ out – it’s about getting balance into your life to ensure your priorities are taken care of.
This one day programme will help you develop a strategy for ‘event control’ and give you a range of tools and techniques to help you plan and organise yourself to be more effective and productive.
You will learn about:
- your own work style and how this helps and hinders your time management
- how to establish and plan in your own priorities
- how to plan work around your most productive times
- how to deal with interruptions so they cause minimal impact
- how to avoid procrastination and ‘swallow the frog’!
- setting goals with time lines and milestones
- how to decide if a task is urgent or important or both
- how to make your Outlook or diary work for you.
Find out more and sign up here.
Just ahead of that, on Monday June 30th is a special one-day course for people new to the area of finance. Finance for Non-financial Managers is designed to send you back into your business confident in your understanding and application of basic financial terms and concepts.
It assumes no prior knowledge and uses everyday terminology to dispel the mists put up by the financial world which perhaps encourage you to believe it is difficult – it isn’t; and what’s more, it can be fun!
You will leave with the ability to:
- Manage working capital and cash flow better
- Maximise profitability
- Read financial statements
- Interpret the figures
- Understand the jargon used in the financial world.
Find out more and sign up here.
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