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Managing Multiple and Changing Priorities

Managing time and managing stress are all about managing priorities. The days of getting it all done have been replaced by getting the important things done. We will never catch up again and we need to change the way we view priorities. Workload management has replaced time management. Learn new strategies for planning, handling interruptions, responding to changing priorities, dealing with the information invasion and working positively in stressful settings. In this course, learn to work with quality time on quality tasks for quality results.
For more information about this course please contact Professional and Continuing Studies
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Learning Outcomes:

  • Develop work plans based on priorities and deadlines
  • Avoid “task hopping”
  • Handle interruptions
  • Establish boundaries for a positive time management
  • Consolidate tasks for effectiveness
  • Manage the email, text, social media invasion
  • Manage the “plus time” concept
  • Effective use of technology
  • Minimalize and downsize for efficiency
  • Let go of old habits, routines and practices and move ahead to proactive productivity

This course can be taken on its own or as part of the Supervisor Skills Certificate.

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