How do i manage time? What are some ways i can do this?
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Make a list of what you need to do, with expected duration of each task.  Divide your time appropriately and STICK TO IT.
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The best way is to plan any projects you get and timetable out roughly what you are going to do each day/week etc. It doesn't have to be too strict or organized just a general idea. Equally as important is planning the project itself and getting a clear idea of what you're going to do and how.\nWith timetables a great tip is to make two lists - 1 of everything you'd ideally (and are able to) get done in each day and then another shorter list of the things you definitely want to do each day. Then if you have to go out or get any other work, you've also got planned what bits you can leave for another night and know the minimum you need to do at each stage.\nprioritizing different sections and drafting time limits/periods is also a good idea to help timetabling.\nHope this helps! Good luck!
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get a good system administrator so employees cannot alter time on system clock\n\nuntil then: stand at door when she comes in, look at watch when she sees you...
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Keep a to-do list electronically so that you can constantly re-prioritize it. Print it out first thing in the morning, and keep it in your sight all day. Don't be afraid to put small tasks on the list. It will help you feel like you're accomplishing more during the day. Cross off tasks as you finish them and update the electronic copy at the end of the day.\n\nIf you need an hour or more to work on something, schedule the time on your calendar so that no one schedules a meeting for you. This also helps you keep yourself on track. Put aside other tasks (unless they're urgent, of course), and concentrate on that one project for the time you've scheduled. It really helps.
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Keep a little notepad & pen with you, & every time something pops into your head; write it down.\nBegin setting a fixed time, daily, when you do thiese lttle things. This will discipline you to manage your time better while developing some organizational skills, too.
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Well I am not exactly the best one to answer this one, because trust me I got my final exams from the 18th of this month and here I am answering questions on preventing procrastinating. LOL!! But here's my advice. Go ahead, select someone else !\nTake the task, break it out in small parts and allocate specific times for that. Allow times for your meals and some kind of entertainment. Once that is done, be very particular to follow that rigorously. I mean when u allocate 10 mins for music, stop it after 10 mins dun go beyond that. I know it is difficult and we lose track of time when we love something. But atleast for the time period u have to follow it. There is no-one or one thing which can motivate urself, but urself. You have maintain the balance. Its very important. \nBest of luck to you, and i expect best of luck from you to me as well.\nLOL !!
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organize.... then do a little each day... if organized it won't get messy as fast!
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I think the best thing to do is to work on things over time instead of saving everything for the last minute.  I always found that when the last minute came, I would just keep putting things off.  Just set aside a little bit of time each day to work on something.  But, oh i know thats harder said than done.
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start by writting everything down. force yourself to get up early. exercise to be more energetic.\nstart doing things by program, and you will be surprized of how many things you can do efficiently. that will bring you pleasure and ths more will to be organized.
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Prioritising your day:\nWrite down everything you have to do including deadlines if applicable\nStart with the tasks that require an early deadline\nIf you need to talk to other members of staff make sure you do this whilst they are available (catch them before they go off to meetings/home on half days etc)\nOrganise the rest according to what you can do now and what you need to find more information about.\n\nBenefits of working with others in a team:\nLearning from each other- realising that we all have different knowledge and skills\nIf you're not sure about something there's always someone around to help you to find the answer\nYou can use other people as role models- You may find someone you aspire to and this can motivate you in your work to reach their level of expertise\nYou can reflect on your experiences with other people and they can help you learn from mistakes and improve your future practice.\n\nSorry, it's been a long day!  Hope someone else can help with the last 2!!!!
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If your question is "How do you manage your time?" I can answer that.  I have a grid that contains every half hour that I am awake, Monday-Saturday.  I type in the activities that I know will not change (ie. classes) and print out the grid.  Then I write the items that I know I want/need to do in a given week.  I fill them into the open boxes and stick to the plan.  I make Sundays "unscheduled" time during which I do not do homework.
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You don't want to get to the point of organization running your life.  Make a folder for all your important papers, bills to pay...etc.  Make a schedule.  Hang up a calendar and put important things on it that you need to remember.  Get Post-its.
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first, get off yahoo! answers if you really have a lot of work to do. sure, it is highly enjoyable, but it steals time away from you! use it only in your spare time!\n\nanother tips i can give you is to buy a planner, or a small notebook, where you can jot down all that you need to do and keep track of them. cross items out as you finish the task--- it's a highly rewarding action when you are able to do so.\n\nbut i have to warn you, planning is also addictive. you may also spend the whole day making up lists of what you have to do, how you're going to spend your day etc. until there is no more time for you left to do them!\n\nthe key here essentially is being able to have self- control. try having a timer to keep track of the time you spend doing each activity. plan and plan well, but keep allowances and  do not punish yourself for not sticking to the plan as this will only take up more of your time.\n\ntry to multitask as well, but if you have management problems, this might not be too advisable.. \n\ngood luck! :D
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Write down a plan or your intentions on a piece of paper with the time at which they should be started and completed. That sounds easy, but the most important thing is sticking to it. And also, make it a habit to do this.
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Decide what had been your routine in internet. Seeing mails and replying the most important MUST REPLY is ok.\nAny reminders to wish on birthday etc is ok. \nRest of routine things including reading news papers periodicals and YAHOO QUESTION AND ANSWERS can wait till you finish your work.\nWHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE IS A WAY.
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Dress up formally and wear a little makeup, if necessary, to feel confident.\nMake a timetable and stick to it.\nAllow yourself breaks and keep your home and office life separate.\nIt is now how long you can work everyday but how much you achieve in the hours you work.
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set up a time schedule. use blocks of times for the things you do every day and leave a few blocks of time for pop ups that happen. whatever you decide to use if you do it for 21 days straight you will then have a new habbit whether its good or bad.