Time management advice from the father of management [a flash of inspiration] Leaders are always looking for results and performance, running in and out every day, meetings of all kinds of meetings without falling, running against the summer sun

Time Management Advice from the Father of Management [A Flash of Inspiration]

Leaders are always looking for results and performance, running in and out every day, meetings of all kinds of meetings do not fall, against the summer sun to run customers, busy half dead.

Stop occasionally, but don't know what your busyness is for. In view of this situation, let's look at the advice of Drucker, the father of management.

Drucker said: If you calculate your time, you will find that you spend a lot of energy on things that don't make sense.

Many managers complain that they don't have enough time to take care of their subordinates and attend various meetings, and they don't have their own time at all.

But is that really the case? Drucker was skeptical.

And, he made a minimalist suggestion, that is, to record the time spent.

If you have a secretary, then the secretary will take note; if not, record it yourself.

How to remember it?

It is very simple, such as what time a meeting starts and what time it ends, you clearly record it.

Later, many managers and many people adopted this advice, and guess what the result was?

Most managers are stunned and can't imagine how much time they've wasted.

We always have errors in recalling by memory, and only by recording can we see how we spend our time.

Your memories are nothing more than work that you think "should" take your time on. But the record in the book is how you really spend your time.

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