To start with, most individuals reject that they are stressed or influenced by internal or outside factors. Second of all, the most essential point that you have is not cash or various other things, it is TIME, You can't save it, you can not stop it, and you will run out of it so why not find out just how to use it appropriately? As the expense of anxiety to the employer continues to expand, organizations must recognize anxiety in their staff members and train monitoring to handle stress and anxiety successfully. A recent survey revealed that 1 in 5 individuals report their job as very or extremely difficult, pointing out the nature of their career, workplace relationships, or employer as the cause.
Investing time and effort in order to achieve more in the future
Your time management behaviour – preferred working styles
Personal effectiveness – a guide to self-discipline
Highlighting personal ‘time-stealers’ and areas of weakness
Managing Your Job
Managing yourself and the resources at your disposal
What are you and your team trying to achieve?
Defining your objectives and key result areas
Establishing responsibilities and priorities
Managing people managers, colleagues, team members, and customers
Getting more things done through assertive behaviour
Making the most of meetings as participant or chairperson
Practical Time Management & Planning Activities
Effective use of diaries, time planners, time logs, etc.
Criteria for prioritising – urgent and important
Planning and scheduling your activities
Dealing with interruptions and distractions – staying focused
Managing time under pressure
Developing a proactive approach to short, medium, and long term plans
The rules of effective delegation - overcoming personal preferences and prejudices
Using delegation as a means of coordinating the workload of your team/department
Freeing up your time
Developing staff
Managing Pressure in the Workplace
Moving from reactive to proactive
Working to priorities when everything is urgent
Taking control through planning and time management
Managing conflicting demands from more than one person
Different Stress and Behavioural Patterns
Learning behaviour types: passive, aggressive, passive-aggressive, and assertive
How conscious and sub-conscious thinking affects behaviour
Developing self-assertiveness to achieve greater control over stress
Improving your communication skills to manage aggression, stress, and conflict from others
Stress handling strategies for you and your team
Maintaining an effective balance between home and work
Changing your mindset – seeing the positive side of change in the workplace
Motivating yourself and others under pressure
Developing a preventative rather than remedial approach to team problems
How the Mind Focus techniques can reverse negativity into positive action
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