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Article Details
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The Consultant's View of Time Management |
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Synopsis:
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t's 5 o'clock and it's decision time. You've done a good day's work and yet there's more to do before going home. What do you do?
You could stay another hour or two and finish what's left of the in-tray, or that outstanding report, or all those other jobs you have been meaning to get round to.
Does staying late mean you are loyal, showing commitment, and earning your pay? Or does it mean you are inefficient, poor at prioritising, and that you got caught up in the latest crisis?
On the other hand, you could leave work now and get home at a reasonable time. If you leave on time, are you a clock watcher, not a team player and look like you are skiving? Or are you highly organised, focussed on the important tasks, and can balance the demands of work and home -- an example to us all? |
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Date Published:
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01/04/1996 |
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Published In:
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Top Dog Magazine, Issue 3, Spring 1996 |
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0 |
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Author's Details
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Author:
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James Lawley |
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Organisation:
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The Developing Company |
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Email:
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info@cleanlanguage.co.uk |
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Telephone:
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UK: 020 8341 1062 * International: +44 20 8341 1062 |
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Postal Address:
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9 Southwood Lawn Road,
London
N6 5SD,
England |
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Web URL:
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http://www.cleanlanguage.co.uk |
Profile: |
Penny Tompkins and James Lawley are UKCP registered NLP psychotherapists, supervisors, coaches in business, and certified NLP trainers. Their book, "Metaphors in Mind: Transformation through Symbolic Modelling" is the definitive guide to working with the symbolic domain of clients' experience using metaphor, modelling and Clean Language. |
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