2024-07-16
Working smarter, not harder, can improve your productivity and performance while increasing your overall job satisfaction.
Saving energy: Working in short bursts, for example, allows you to accomplish challenging tasks with more energy and produce better results.
Increasing motivation can create positivity about your job, colleagues, and yourself.
Making you more valuable: Companies often look for ways to get more accomplished with less effort, and doing this can allow you to become a more important employee.
Increasing self-esteem: Working smarter allows you to create a better quality product with less effort, which can boost your self-esteem.
1. Create a morning routine
2. Keep your to-do list short
3. Establish a closing routine
4. Show availability in your calendar
5. Respond quickly
6. Measure your results, not your time
7. Enhance your communication skills
8. Make meetings productive
9. Work in intervals
10. Focus on one task at a time
11. Set short deadlines
12. Practice stress management techniques
13. Ask questions early
14. Use productivity tools
15. Schedule tasks to match your energy
16. Group similar tasks
17. Say "no" more often
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