Tip #421: 5 Tips to Increase Your Worker Productivity

We all know that in business, time equals money. And being able to work in an efficient and organized manner will help you produce a higher volume of work and/or sales. This not only leads to many possible benefits including promotions, raises and additional responsibilities but it also may allow you to leave work early due to your work being completed earlier.

Becoming More Productive At Work Requires Discipline.

To help you refine your existing habits, we have listed a number of tips. The key is this: Focus on them daily for the next 30-days. Once you do something for 30-days, experts all agree that you will be well on your way to making them a permanent habit.

5 Tips To Increase Work/Sales Productivity:

Tip #1: Declutter Your Work Space -A clear work space makes for a clear head space. If you spend 5 minutes per day tidying up your desk, you'll be less likely to lose or forget important action items. If you have an overabundance of knickknacks and unfiled papers, the resulting chaos could affect your work performance.

Tip #2: Prioritize Your Goals Each Morning -At the beginning of your workday, take a few minutes to prioritize. Most people find that task lists help them stay on track. This is a simple solution and provides you with structure and routine.

Tip #3: Resolve Problems Promptly -Once you identify a problem, track and resolve it as soon as you can. If you ignore problems, they can grow and create additional stress.

Tip #4: Organize Everything - The necessity of being organized doesn't stop at your work space. Drawers, files, e-mail inboxes, client information and digital files all require maintenance and organization. Set reminders for yourself to organize these work tools as often as necessary.

Tip #5: Manage Your Time And Team Efficiently - Do you know when to delegate responsibilities to a team and when to speak up if too much work has been passed to you? If not, you and your team are headed for disaster. Communicate with your team and manage the workflow efficiently.

Executive Summary: Good habits take about a month to properly develop; therefore, you can help yourself remember these tips by printing and posting this e-mail or setting automated reminders for yourself in Microsoft Outlook.

Additionally, solving problems quickly, having an organized workspace and managing workflow shows your supervisor that you are capable of handling tasks efficiently - this prevents micromanagement and allows you to get more work done in less time.

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