Manage the minutes... and let the hours look after themselves
By Joanna Gutmann (October 2007 Issue)
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In my first job in training, I was asked to develop a time-management session for a secretarial development programme. Every book, article or course I found encouraged techniques such as project management, prioritising and strategic planning over the coming months. What I needed were techniques for people who struggled to plan the coming minutes, and for whom everything was a priority.
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