Just because you are busy does not mean that you are productive. There is a need to clearly differentiate between:
- Effectiveness -- doing the right things
- Efficiency -- doing the right things correctly
In order to rate your productivity, you need to be clear on:
Log how you spend your time every day for two weeks then identify the following issues that impact on your productivity: - What exactly are your objectives?
- Are you aware of how your productivity is measured?
- How certain are you that you are spending you time doing the right things?
- Issues that you should not have dealt with
- Issues where you had a high dependency on others
- Issues relating to communication
- Issues that relate to poor planning
- Issues that relate to a lack of a particular skill
- Issues that relate to bad habits
Until next time...
Sheryl Tuchman, SPHR, SHRM-SCP
http://tools2succeed.com/
1 comment:
I think time logs is a great way to determine our productivity. And I think it could help me in my daily living, not just in the workplace. I'd be afraid to see how much of my time could be more engaged in productive activities.
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