ARTICLES, GUIDES AND TIP SHEETS

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15 Ways to Better Work in an Open Office Environment

Communication with Manager Guide

Email Processing and Maintenance

Focusing Interruptions

How to Decide What to Keep and What to Throw Away

Meeting Management


Solving the #1 Paper and Memory Problem in America: Pending Items

Twelve Myths of Organizing and Time Management

Voice Mail Tips

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Articles, Guides and Tip Sheets

  1. 15 Ways to Better Work in an Open Office Environment
  2. This tip sheet will help you and your group discuss and establish ground rules for working productively in an open environment.

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  3. Communication with Manager Guide
  4. Do you understand your manager's mission? Does she/he understand yours? Are you meeting often enough? Too much? This fill-in-the-blank guide will help you discuss important issues with your manager and build a framework for working productively together.

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  5. Email Processing and Maintenance
  6. This detailed outline will show you how to manage your daily email in the most efficient and effective manner and organize all the emails you currently have in folders. For best results, we recommend that you also purchase the booklet 101 Ways To Master Information Overload, or the tip sheet, "How To Decide What to Keep and What to Throw Away."

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  7. Focusing Interruptions
  8. If you really want to reduce the amount of interruptions you get, follow these recommendations. This tip sheet includes a Case Study describing a customer service job that was 100 percent interruptions, and how it was turned around to be more in control.

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  9. How to Decide What to Keep and What to Throw Away (Also available in the booklet, 101 Ways To Master Information Overload)
  10. Eliminate doubt and emotion from deciding what to keep and what you no longer need by asking yourself these 11 questions. Examples and explanations are included.

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  11. Meeting Management
  12. This simple approach to Meeting Management will cut through to the essentials of what needs to be done: why meet, for how long, who to invite, what needs to be in a meeting notice and an agenda, meeting control, helpful minutes, and follow-up.

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  13. Solving the #1 Paper and Memory Problem in America: Pending Items (Also available in the booklet, 101 Ways To Master Information Overload)
  14. If there is paper on your desk that you are not sure about, odds are it is a Pending Item, but you did not realize it. This article explains the easiest way to manage your Pending Items and never lose track of them again!

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  15. Twelve Myths of Organizing and Time Management
  16. Don't get led down the wrong path. There is nothing WRONG with you! Understand some of the most common myths and what you can do about them.

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  17. Voice Mail Tips

Having trouble convincing someone that voice mail is more productive than having a live person always answer the telephone? This tip sheet details the Productivity Benefits of Voice Mail as well as tips for managing your voice mail in the most productive way. (The second part is also available in the booklet, 101 Ways To Master Information Overload)

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