Control your Reachability
About the Lecture
The lecture Control your Reachability by Zach Davis is from the course Time Management (EN). It contains the following chapters:
- Advantage of being reachable
- When do you want to be reachable?
- Increase Productivity - HWMS
- Your Door
- Routine
Included Quiz Questions
Which questions should you think about concerning reachability?
- When do I want to be reachable and when not?
- For whom do I want to be reachable and when not for particular people?
- Through which channel do I want to be reachable and when not through particular channels?
- When is the best time for me to eat my lunch and when not?
- When should I start to work and when should I finish my work?
What does "HWMS“ stand for and what does it imply?
- It stands for “Hour with myself” and implies that you block time for important tasks during which you should not be interrupted.
- It stands for “Hour with my secretary” and implies that you block time for a meeting with your secretary.
- It stands for “Hour with myself” and implies that you leave your door open in order to be reachable for others.
- It stands for “Hour with my senior” and implies that you block time for a meeting with your senior to talk about important tasks of yours.
What is the warning on the topic of e-mails?
- Being reachable all the time
- Only being reachable by phone
- Never being reachable
- Being reachable exclusively by e-mail
- Closing the door too much
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Author of lecture Control your Reachability
Zach Davis
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Perfecting studies!
By MARCELO u. on 24. September 2020 for Control your Reachability
I believe that this type of class is important to further improve student achievement.
