Time management training
Most people have more tasks every day than they can effectively accomplish, and many feel like time is slipping through their fingers, since they are unable to manage it properly. Participants of Time management training learn that mindfulness enables them to be significantly more productive in their work and provides them with more quality leisure time.
For whom do we recommend our Time management training?
Time management training is recommended to those who regularly find themselves unable to complete their tasks, constantly trying to catch up with themselves, despite feeling like they’re working persistently. They often resort to last-minute solutions and struggle to prioritize their tasks. The constant rush and endless stream of responsibilites prove to be a source of stress for them, negatively impacting their performance. The training is recommended for those seeking real, effective solutions that make organizing their lives considerably easier and much more productive.
Results of Time management training
Participants will learn the difference between time management and scheduling. They will identify which of their tasks are important and which ones constitute time-wasting activities, allowing them to prioritize their duties accordingly. They will learn to say no to certain types of tasks. Practical assistance will be provided to help them make the best use of their time. As a result of Time management training, they can perform their daily tasks with greater efficiency and increased satisfaction, improving their productivity while reducing pressure and levels of stress. This will lead to success in their work and a qualitative improvement in their personal lives.
Themes and process of the programme
Participants identify and analyze their own time management habits, confronting the problems they encounter.
They learn the difference between time management and scheduling.
They gain an understaing about the Eisenhower Matrix, also known as the urgent-important matrix, which enables them to prioritize their tasks.
They identify non-important and non-urgent, i.e., time-wasting activities.
Through the categories determined by the matrix, participants learn approaches that will assist them in effective time management in their daily lives.
They identify a recurring "last minute solution" in their life and resolve it.
Attendance
In-Person / Online
Recommended group size
14 participants
Duration
1-2 days
Available in
Hungarian
Demo training, expert opinion
On request
Format
Training
Recommended for
Leaders
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