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    Triaging Priorities: Bite-Sized Booklets
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    Triaging Priorities: Bite-Sized Booklets

    By Paul Burton

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    About this ebook

    Today’s workplace is much like the hospital emergency room. Everyone needs our attention and prioritizing who gets it first is a never-ending effort. This ebooklet offers some specific guidelines on how we can better manage this dynamic environment. In it, you will learn:

    - Eight tips that will immediately improve your ability to triage the numerous demands made for your time.
    - How to greatly increase your responsiveness and efficiency when working in a frenetic workplace.
    - Explanations from both a productivity and leadership perspective on how better managing priorities can be leveraged in your day-to-day efforts.
    - Numerous examples and scenarios that illustrate the points made in the paper.

    This Bite-Sized eBooklet will quickly demonstrate how you can be more effective when managing your endless and always-changing priorities.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPaul Burton
    Release dateJun 29, 2012
    ISBN9781476280493
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    Triaging Priorities: Bite-Sized Booklets
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    Paul Burton

    Paul F. Burton is based at the Department of Computer and Information Sciences where he teaches the MSc course in Information and Library Studies. He has published widely in journals and have authored many books.

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