Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility: From Theory to Philanthropy

Where do I start!?

Successful Time Management For Dummies says

"Everyone has the same amount of time in a day -

86,400 seconds."

Pulled in too many directions

Too many priorities and/or excessive workload

Not enough time in the day

Home Balance

PERSONAL CHALLENGES

Too much time at work can

make you a failure at home

TIME MANAGEMENT NIKKI CARTER

SETTING PRIORITIES AND

FINISHING BEFORE DEADLINES

TOOLS

PRIORITIZATION

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7 Refuel

Take time to walk away, eat lunch,

stretch your legs, and reset before

getting back into it!

Work from home

When I have extreme deadlines and need to focus, I work from home

to avoid distractions.

Cellphone Do Not Disturb

I will turn on DND

on my cell and tell anyone that I will

take a call from to call my phone

TWICE if they need me!

Mute Emails

Turn off notifications on emails and set a

timer to look every 30 minutes. This

ensures important emails are not

missed.

Make a List

I will create a to-do list for the day and

week. Anything I don't get finished

in the day I move to anotehr day that

week.

Say NO

I will put a note on my door to not

distrupt me unless extremely urgent. I

also post times I will make myself avaialbel during

the day.

Block Calendar

I take the time to block my calendar for items I need to accomplish - i.e.,

reviewing timeclock, process

payroll, lunchbreaks, etc.

I mix up difficult and simple tasks so that I

can take a break from challenging projects

and mix it in with uncomplicated

projects!

I take a look at my to-do list and determine if I do a certain project, will I be able to finish it before the deadline of another? If not, I shift that project

so it fits within my timeline and deadlines.

How urgent is the project? Is it urgent to one person and not another?

I sometimes have to choose who I'm going to "upset" as many things are priorities to some but not to others. Because of this, I really need to look at what the higher priority is as a whole.

REFERENCES

OPTIMIZATION

Dirk Zeller. (2008). Successful Time Management For Dummies. For Dummies.

McMillan, G. (2021, July 28). Keys to optimization project success. Retrieved August 21, 2021, from https://www.controlglobal.com/articles/2021/keys-to-optimization-project-success/

Jay, Mary L. “8 Tips for Optimizing Your Project Scheduling.” Https://Www.unitedrentals.com/Project- Uptime/Expertise/8-Tips-Optimizing-Your-Project-Scheduling, 9 Apr. 2018, 8 Tips for Optimizing Your Project Scheduling.

Make A Plan

Make a plan and stick to it. Ensure you're following your plan to complete the projects on time.

What's the Highest Priority

Set your priority level for the projects so that you know what is most important.

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Use the Tools

Make sure you use the project tools above to help you be successful.

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