The document discusses various time management techniques including prioritizing tasks, dealing with interruptions, overcoming procrastination, and scheduling. It provides steps for prioritizing tasks such as writing down all tasks, identifying deadlines, and focusing on the most important tasks. Interruptions can be managed using techniques like the four D's: delegate, delete, defer, and diminish. Procrastination can be overcome through self-awareness, commitment to goals, and using tools to stay on track. Effective scheduling involves identifying available time and ensuring essential, high priority, and contingency tasks are accounted for.

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6. Step 1: Make sure everyone understands their positions within the departments and company. The more the jobs are foggy and undefined, the more people get distracted trying to do someone else's tasks in the company. Define roles clearly. Step 2: Prioritize all the tasks you have to do. Put the most important at the top of your to-do list and start from there. Too many times, people get started on 3 tasks at once and therefore become slower in production. Step 3: Try not to waste time on each task you have assigned for the day. Make sure you set a certain amount of time for each task and stick to it. Do not make more work for yourself than you need. Step 4: Do your task right the first time and leave it at that. The more you rush through things, the more there is a possibility of mistakes and errors. Quality is important so try to do it correctly and move onto the next task. Step 5: Leave procrastination at the door when you arrive to your work place. Just get right too the task and do it. Sometimes building up a huge plan on how to complete the task appropriately slows you down. Action speaks louder than words.