Organized Executive: A Program for Productivity: New Ways to Manage Time, Paper People and the Electronic Office

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In this fast-moving, stress-filled world, it often seems there are not enough hours in the day to accomplish all the necessary job-related tasks. Stretched to their limits, and haunted by deadlines, schedules, and interruptions, many managers despair of ever gaining control over their daily work load. In this revised and updated business primer, time management specialist Stephanie Winston offers practical organizational guidelines to take you smoothly from the 1990s into the new business millennium. Offering new ways to think about time, paper, and people, Winston shows harried executives how to translate productivity into a coherent program. A new chapter on electronic technology includes tips on how to get the most from your fax machine; what you need to know before purchasing a computer; and when computers, voice mail, and e-mail might not be the most effective tools. Includes a new office products guide and an up-to-date bibliography.

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The Organized Executive has become synonymous with success for professionals everywhere. No other book matches its wealth of ideas for better organization and management. And no other author has helped more people turn chaos into order-and wastefulness into productivity-than Stephanie Winston, author of Getting Organized.

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A business classic, The Organized Executive has become synonymous with success for professionals everywhere. No other book matches its wealth of ideas for better organization and management. And no other author has helped more people turn chaos into order -- and wastefulness into productivity -- than Stephanie Winston, author of Getting Organized. Now, in a special edition revised for the digital age that incorporates the latest technology such as e-mail, handheld computers, and the Internet, here is everything you need to know to adapt your computer to organizing principles.

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