The Guide to the Art of Time Management for Managers
Imagine yourself a manager of something.
These days, it pays to consider one's time management capacities. In a fast paced world, time is of the essence, truest in its very form. Consider what was five years ago, and consider the plans and ambitions which one had boasted then. After that, consider the now, and take a step back and see which of those dreams, plans and ambitions actually came through. Or, on a much more smaller scale, consider what was days ago, and today. Consider what activities one had planned out, and which ones actually got done.
There's a big chance you would "say not much".
Enhance your day to day activities with the help of time management books. You may say you actually have no need for them, but time management books actually do have something for you, worth your while, as well as for whatever it is you are managing.
When Time Management Fails, by Hunkar Ozyasar, is a revolutionary book, illustrating the secrets of efficient managers who actually bring their respective teams to a fruitful output. Endorsed by eleven of the best productivity and personal growth experts, When Time Management Fails is a book with realistic aids for those in search of enhancing their time management capacities.
When Time Management Fails has been featured in CareeJournal.com, the Wall Street Journal's as a highly effective book where improved time management is concerned. As a guide, When Time Management Fails arms readers with the virtues of being prepared and being considerate with focusing on their goals, in conjunction with their teams. The book's "knowledge base" is rooted on practical office tips, as well as on easy to remember anecdotes, which truly come in handy in one's time management excursions, with focus of optimum efficiency and optimum satisfaction.
As a time management book, When Time Management Fails is not designed only for managers who need to get organized, but is also geared for those who aim to be much more organized with their undertakings. It is also a very easy to read book, as well as one which is very easy to apply to one's daily undertakings. When Time Management Fails is modular in structure, piecing its valuable lessons in portions for one to easily absorb and apply, at their own pace, fast or slow.
Bottom line if time management is one area you need to improve, or wish to enhance, When Time Management Fails would just be the book for you.
