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Trade Publication Article
time management graining: a waste of time
2011
Overview
Time management classes, books, Web sites, and tools are multiplying like rabbits in a meadow -- GTD, Four-Hour Workweeks, the Pomodoro Technique, Autofocus, and more. People devote more time to training and adoption of new techniques -- and in the end, they still didn't get their work done. The fact is, time management training is stunningly ineffective. What happens is this: after learning the fundamental principles of time management, participants go back to their natural habitat with new tools, high hopes, and grand intentions. Ask any graduate of a time management course what keeps them from implementing the concepts they learned, and they'll say \"email.\" The desire to show that you're really working hard is what lies behind emails sent to large groups of people only tangentially involved with the issue at hand. Training them in basic time management principles and advanced software functions can be very helpful.
Publisher
National Research Bureau
