Most Time Management books and professional programs present delegation as a management function and a time saving skill all bosses should practice to get more done. However, ineffective delegation does not only waste the time of bosses, it wastes the time of their subordinates. It also will adversely impact the subordinates' performance, personal development and career opportunities.

What can you, the subordinate, do? You can teach your boss how to delegate, effectively....

Time management is a most common subject on which plenty of books have been written about. Yet, it is one main aspect that eludes a great many of us. Many people struggle to keep time and maintain balance amongst their personal, business and social needs and responsibilities. This imbalance has been one of the primary factor for causing stress, tension and anxiety and leading to severe health problems..

At the heart of any effective time management is the need for focusing on...

It is nothing uncommon to find chores that you have put on your to-do list not even touched. Finding a way to manage time effectively is the main challenge many working people face today. This is also true for the many people that don't have working careers.

Time has been found to be one of your most important keys to finding the necessary resources in stretching your time. Here are a few tips to managing your time.

Break Your Time Up: Don't take on large task....

There are many adults as well as teenagers that often faces one problem, that is procrastination.

Putting off large, chunky assignments till the last very minutes thus not able to complete the task given or simply rushed through it to get it done

It can affect all the things from one's result at work, to a teenagers' grades in college.

However, there are ways to end procrastination, which can improve the kids time management skills.

How many...

Time, while short and fleeting, is something that can be handled even by simple human beings like us. The best way to deal with it is to know early on what we want to happen to our lives and which directions we would like to go, in order for us to map out a more effective life plan. If we do not know what our plans are, then it would not really make sense to get into time management because we will just end up with one big mess of activities. However, the man who fails to plan, plans to...

For most people time management can be very difficult. Effective time management begins with understanding what needs to be done and then knowing how much time you have to do it. Everyone knows what needs to be done, but most of us fail to turn our thoughts into action.

Why?

Could it be procrastination or just plain laziness?

Probably not, successful time management depends on understanding what you are doing with your time each and every day. Managing...

If you're like most people, your day is a hectic blur where the amount of things that you need to accomplish each day only grows larger and larger. With this increased workload comes the sense that you're just not getting as much done as you used to. Tasks that should've been completed today are being putt off for tomorrow. When tomorrow comes, they are put off again for yet another day. It's a vicious cycle, and you know you need to break it, but how?

While it may seem like...

Time management is a term business people hear often, especially Internet marketers whose job descriptions run the gamut from executive decision maker to coffee maker. So what does the term really mean, and more importantly, what does the term mean to you?

Time management isn't just a lofty concept that conjures up visions of easy workdays and unstressed task completion. It is a process that, when learned and used properly, can actually make a difference in how successful your...

Because of thunder storms in Atlanta, the flight from Dallas to Atlanta had been delayed twice. On the third attempt, we were boarding and I felt hopeful of actually getting off the ground. My hopes faded fast when the tired-looking flight attendant came down the aisle quietly announcing that if we were not permitted to take off in the next 15 minutes, the crew would have exceeded their 16-hour work day and we would have to taxi back to the terminal and await another flight.

24 hours, 1,440 minutes, 86,400 seconds—no matter how you express it, we only have so much time each day into which we cram work or school, cooking, cleaning, family time and a myriad of miscellaneous obligations and commitments, all clamoring for our attention. In between these activities are unavoidable traffic jams, grocery lines and waiting rooms, etc., where we find ourselves stuck wasting time while we “hurry up and wait.” And so the concept of multitasking was...