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Use the 5 Whys to Get to the Root of Your Productivity Problems
Planning your next steps is important for productivity, but it’s only useful if your plans are well informed. To succeed, you need to understand why […]
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Planning your next steps is important for productivity, but it’s only useful if your plans are well informed. To succeed, you need to understand why […]
Continue reading »You’ve probably heard of the Pareto Principle (perhaps even while reading my tips on how to be more productive or learn more effectively ), but […]
Continue reading »When you take stock of what you’ve accomplished , it’s easy—and understandable—to dwell on what you didn’t do or want to do better. However, you […]
Continue reading »While it’s possible to optimize stress to improve productivity to some extent, too much stress at work can make you less productive and generally more […]
Continue reading »Planning what you’re going to do makes a huge difference to productivity, which is why SMART goals (and their alternatives ) are so popular throughout […]
Continue reading »When you set your daily goals, consider adding “anti-goals” to give you a little boost in your productivity. The idea may be inherently negative, but […]
Continue reading »We have become a nation of job hustlers. These days, people stay in a job for an average of just over four years , and […]
Continue reading »SMART goals are a useful way to turn your ideas and goals into actionable plans, but if you work in a large team or need […]
Continue reading »Current job seekers have access to an unprecedented array of programs, platforms and other online tools designed to make the tedious and time-consuming task of […]
Continue reading »Managing your time throughout the day is key to achieving everything, but it’s easier said than done. Try the POSEC method, which reflects Maslow’s famous […]
Continue reading »Some of our greatest metaphors involve pickles. Nicki Minaj made the case for asserting herself as a woman in a male-dominated industry in 2010 when […]
Continue reading »Many great productivity techniques come from the world of Japanese manufacturing. 5S techniques help you keep your workspace clean so you can get more done, […]
Continue reading »A popular productivity technique encourages you to start your day by ” eating the frog “—that is, tackling the day’s biggest, most important task first, […]
Continue reading »According to a new report from LinkedIn , some of the most in-demand job skills in 2024 will be so-called “people skills,” which are becoming […]
Continue reading »In recent conversations with recruiters, I’ve noticed a new theme in what they look for in a resume: the inclusion of so-called “soft skills.” While […]
Continue reading »An important component of productivity is prioritizing your daily responsibilities, which is why to-do lists are so important. I usually suggest using the Eisenhower Matrix […]
Continue reading »All the productivity hacks in the world won’t help you get things done if you don’t remember what you need to do. I say this […]
Continue reading »If you’re looking for a job, chances are you’ve updated your resume. But even if you don’t look, you should still do an annual overhaul. […]
Continue reading »Your personal productivity may depend on your unique needs, personality, and circumstances, but there are still general “laws” governing time management and productivity potential that […]
Continue reading »How you manage and use your time each day is just as important to productivity as the work you actually do. You have to be […]
Continue reading »To do deep work , you need to focus on one task, and to focus, you need to avoid distractions. This is a fairly intuitive […]
Continue reading »The Pomodoro Technique is a superstar in the world of productivity techniques because its premise—that you work hard for 25 minutes and then reward yourself […]
Continue reading »One of the best ways to maximize your productivity is to plan ahead what you need to do, which you can do through a brain […]
Continue reading »Have you ever woken up and felt immediate dread because the day ahead is so busy ? This happens to me all the time , […]
Continue reading »Are you currently working remotely? Take a second to assess your situation. Are you curled up on the couch, sitting in a hard dining chair, […]
Continue reading »If you’ve ever sent an email and then realized it was missing key details, contained too many details, or was too emotional, you’ve probably longed […]
Continue reading »When you think of “hour of power” you might think of a drinking game, but what we’re about to discuss is kind of the opposite […]
Continue reading »If you’re looking to try a more organized approach to achieving your goals in the coming year, try this monthly schedule designed to both set […]
Continue reading »Bad bosses or managers who regularly disappoint you are common. This disappointment you experience may vary. Perhaps you crave mentorship and feel ignored, or you […]
Continue reading »If you feel the need to work even after you technically have no work hours, you’re not alone. But did you know that people in […]
Continue reading »The end of the year is quickly approaching, which means it’s time to make sure you’re taking full advantage of your employees before time runs […]
Continue reading »When you get your first office job, you learn a whole new language. Suddenly you’re aware of your team’s ‘workflow’, you have to declare whether […]
Continue reading »If you learned one lesson from last year’s ” quiet smoking ” craze, I hope it was this: do the job you’re paid to do, […]
Continue reading »Being judged poorly at work is just awful. It’s like trouble at school, only everyone involved is an adult and the stakes are higher because […]
Continue reading »Many of the most popular productivity techniques only really work if you know how long each task will take you: time boxing , the Eisenhower […]
Continue reading »Whether you’re working on a formal report or a regular business email, everything you write will be read by someone else, and that means it […]
Continue reading »You need to use the DRY principle to be more productive. This doesn’t mean your work is too wet; it’s too repetitive. DRY stands for […]
Continue reading »If you want to be more productive, you should go with someone who has below average productivity. Finance blogs constantly interview modern executives about their […]
Continue reading »Earlier this year, I shared a new vision for Lifehacker, as well as a lofty personal goal: to provide our site with the most informative […]
Continue reading »Your resume will help you get the job, but in interviews you can show who you are and what makes you stand out from the […]
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