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15 Productivity Tips from Experts
- Only check and process email three times a day (morning, noon, and afternoon).
- Answer an email only if it will take less than one minute.
- Archive unimportant emails.
- Delegate emails that you want to answer later as a task, and specify a due date.
- In the afternoon, when energy levels are low, answer longer emails.
- Don't use email to manage work.
- Use tools that surface the most important information, such as EasilyDo, Unroll.Me, and SaneBox.
- If you're going to open an email, either do something with it or file it away.
- Use glass tables with dry erase markers in conference rooms as whiteboards.
- Keep an organized desk.
- Use a task-manager (such as Any.Do) to plan each day.
- Wear noise-canceling headphones to increase your focus.
- Know when to say "no" and say it.
- Over-communicate, even if it feels redundant and overdone.
- Start everyday thinking about work, not just doing it.
Next: Interview with Amir Salihefendic, Founder of Doist
Taken from pcmag.com
15 Productivity Tips from Experts
