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Do you want to be efficient?

If you want to be efficient, there is a system for achieving this efficiency. I am mentioning some parts of that system below.

  • Meetings - 
    • Always listen to what everybody is saying
    • Understand what they mean by what they say
    • Ask questions to better your understanding. This doesn't help just you, but others too. Most people do not understand what is being said and that results in poor productivity meetings. 
    • Make note of everything that everybody says 
    • When you speak, speak very clearly and explain what you want to say in the least words without making it lengthier.
  • Work -
    • Identify the task that are to be done
    • Split every task into implementable subtasks
    • Sequence the tasks based on dependency and priority
    • Just start working on the FIRST or LAST task and keep moving as you complete or as you need. When to start with the last task? That's something needs more detailing. Let's do that some other time!  

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