ENTREPRENEURIAL OPERATIONS
TIME MANAGEMENT
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Checking your schedule every day
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Using short breaks to get small tasks done
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Choosing to work on an assignment because it is due soon
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Asking for help from other students
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Detailed explanation-1: -Example: “As soon as I get to work, I record the assignments I need to complete and list them in order of highest to lowest priority based on the due dates. This helps me manage my workflow and keeps me on track with what I need to get done for that day."
Detailed explanation-2: -One example of time management might be writing a “to-do list” in the morning (on a piece of paper). It might sound old-fashioned; but getting our priorities straight at the start of the day is an efficient way to begin every morning. Then cross things off the list as you do them.
Detailed explanation-3: -Decide which tasks are the most important. First, decide which tasks on your to-do list are the most critical. Put your tasks in a calendar. Set boundaries. Account for distractions. Get help from technology. Prioritize one task at a time. Use a scheduling tool. Delegate tasks. More items •10-Mar-2023
Detailed explanation-4: -Set aside time to plan when you are in a calm and thoughtful mindset. Break larger projects and tasks into smaller pieces with a goal in mind. Schedule uninterrupted time in your calendar to work on the task or project and protect that time! Minimize distractions. More items