Help People Maximize Their Time
Setting priorities and managing time are basic to enhancing individual and organizational performance. The pressure to find innovative ways to achieve goals, stay ahead of the competition, respond quickly to customer needs, and enjoy life outside of work is increasingly intense in today's less structured, information-driven workplace. Meeting the daily challenges of managing professional and personal responsibilities requires a learning strategy that focuses on individual needs. The Time Mastery Profile^® helps people assess their time-management effectiveness and create a personal plan for improving their skills in key areas.
 

Create More Time in the Day
If you could reduce your staff's wasted time by just five minutes every hour, productivity would jump 8.3 percent. Efficiency levels would also rise as employees devoted more time to completing critical tasks. The advantages of effective time management include the following:

1.  Accomplishing more each day
2.  Meeting project deadlines
3.  Serving more customers without added staff, equipment, or office space
4.  Spending more time pursuing opportunities and less time doing paperwork and attending meetings
 

Tap Into A Powerful Tool for Self-Assessment
The Time Mastery Profile is a unique tool that provides people with a complete self-directed assessment of their current time-management effectiveness. The instrument consists of 60 statements that describe employees' time-related behavior in 12 categories:

Attitudes
Goals
Priorities
Analyzing
Planning
Scheduling
Interruptions
Meetings
Written communications
Delegation
Procrastination
Team time
 

Transform Self-Awareness Into Results
The Time Mastery Profile includes a workbook with practical tips to help employees improve their time-management skills in 12 key categories. The workbook supplies a detailed framework for a personal action plan under each of the 12 headings. Written in contemporary language for all levels of the organization, the Time Mastery Profile is comprehensive and fast. Most people need less than one hour to take the first steps toward more effective management of their time.