Many managers identify time management as one of their biggest struggles. Working long hours to compensate for wasted time will eventually lead to burnout and multitasking often leads to careless work.
Practicing good time management is essential to performing better at work because it allows you to alleviate the stress and pressure of imminent deadlines. Staying on top of your day-to-day workload allows for time to focus on long-term goals. The first step in addressing time management problems is to identify where your time goes. Log how you spend your hours at work for a week, and you’ll be surprised as to what you spend your time on (many employees find that they spend hours answering emails alone).
Planning ahead seems obvious, but it is a quick and easy way to ensure that you are accomplishing all of your goals. Even a quick 15 to 20 minutes can help organize your work week. Prioritizing allows you to spend the time you have on your most important tasks, while any excess time can be used to work on less pressing issues. The little time spent planning ahead can go a long way in furthering your career.
Source: Forbes
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