This book is designed for the CEO who faces a board of international directors, the owner of his or her own company, vice presidents of corporations, department heads, managers and sales managers, and anyone else who wants to conduct great meetings. In short, this book is for you. This is a platform from which you can show the committee, the department, the company, the conglomerate-the world-that you are a great meeting manager and an outstanding speaker.

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The twenty-first century workplace compels Americans to be more flexible. To embrace change, work with unpredictable schedules, be available 24/7, and take charge of one's own career. What are the wider implications of these pressures for workers' lives? How do they conceive of good work and a good life amid such incessant change? In The Disrupted Workplace, Benjamin Snyder examines how three groups of American workers-financial professionals, truck drivers, and unemployed job seekers-construct moral order in a capitalist system that demands flexibility. Based on seventy in-depth interviews and three years of participant observation, he argues that the flexible economy transforms how workers experience time. New scheduling techniques, employment strategies, and technologies disrupt the flow and trajectory of working life, which makes the workplace a site of perplexing moral dilemmas. Work can feel both liberating and terrorizing, engrossing in the short term but unsustainable in the long term. Through a vivid portrait of real workers' struggles to adapt their lives to constant disruption, Benjamin Snyder mounts a compelling critique of the costs of the flexible economy.

In Put More Time on Your Side, sociologist, business, and relationship expert Dr. Jan Yager helps you to become more efficient a work world that is more demanding and 24/7 than ever before. In this concise and provocative book, you will learn The #1 factor you can control to revolutionize your time management. How to deal with distractions and fragmentation. Coping with time wasters like over-scheduling, inadequate pacing, poor planning, procrastination, or perfectionism. How to master office relationships and politics to save time. Cultural considerations and lots more

*Includes a free copy of You Can Beat Procrastination* Time Management How to create forward momentum with Time Management To achieve success you have to be able to manage your time "Don't be fooled by the calendar. There are only as many days in the year as you make use of. One man gets only a week's value out of a year while another man gets a full year's value out of a week." Charles Richards Without efficient, effective time management skills you will find it difficult to create forward momentum. You will struggle to organize your time which means that you will struggle to hit deadlines, and you will struggle to get your job done, neither of which is conducive to a bright future. We all have a limited supply of time and when it's gone, it's gone. There are only 24 hours in every day. You cannot work 24 hours a day, and you cannot work until you drop. It would destroy your health, and destroy the quality of your work. You must learn not to work more, but to work smarter I have a question for you. Do you know how you spend your time? In This Book You Will Learn... In this book you will learn to take control of your time and develop your time management skills. You will learn how to analyze how you spend your time and what you should be doing with it. You learn how to organize your day and how to deal with the enemies of your time. Read about... i. Learning to focus ii. How you spend your time iii.Time Management Tips iv. Dealing with the drivers v. How to deal with procrastination And much, much more... Make The Most Out of Your Time There is no need to struggle with time management. There is no need to waste time due to procrastination. Just scroll up to click the buy button and start implementing your time management strategies, today. "If you want to make good use of your time, you've got to know what's most important and then give it all you've got." Lee Iacocca

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As you will discover in these pages that I begin testing the idea of waking up at 4:00 A.M. out of desperation and frustration, I never expect to find two full hours of focus and concentration. In my experience (guess what I used to do too) this is what people do: Wake up Running, Run to Work, Run at Work, Run to Home, Deal with Family Routines, Hope Family goes to bed, Work on your most important stuff." We have done it for generations, and it is wrong. We should: "Work on your most important stuff so we don't need to run to work, at work, to home and instead of dealing with family, enjoying family" When you think about it makes sense to do your most important stuff first, but for some reason we do it last. To accomplish that, you need to switch your pattern, I did it, and the experience was fantastic. Think about the following: When was the last time you got two hours of Focus Work? (My answer is this morning, at 4:00 A.M.)