[header] How to find more time in your work day [title] Look over your calendar for the past year to find meetings, conferences, committees and other work obligations that took a large chunk of your working hours but were wastes of time. [step] Resign, withdraw or do whatever is necessary to avoid wasting time by participating in the future. [substeps] If your job requires you attend, think of ways you can multi-task while you are there.
[header] How to find more time in your work day [title] Look over your calendar for the past year to find meetings, conferences, committees and other work obligations that took a large chunk of your working hours but were wastes of time. [step] Resign, withdraw or do whatever is necessary to avoid wasting time by participating in the future. [substeps] If your job requires you attend, think of ways you can multi-task while you are there.
[substeps] In a year or two, you could transfer all work to another part of your work day. That way, your regular work will be largely in another part of your day. Send someone else to attend in your place if you feel the company should be represented. [title] Limit the amount of time you spend corresponding to email. Organizing documents and keeping records may open your doors a wider range of ways to spend time while you are there. [title] Be the taskling that you are today. For example, you could sign up for an internship, sublet your apartment for a school dance or a seasonal trip. [title] Be sincere when looking for meetings and committees.