The Importance Of Self Management And Self-Management

The first aspect of this paper has to deal with Self-Management. For this part I chose to make a list of my "time wasters" over the last couple days. Along with writing down the events I recorded how long that I was engaged with each activity. My breakdown is as follows: approximately 6 hours of web surfing/streaming while at work, 4 hours of oversleeping in the morning, 4 hours of playing PS4, 5 hours of MLB world series, 2 hours for napping, and lastly 3 hours for watching Netflix while at home. Together that equals about 26 hours of time that I could be using to do something more productive, in the school week. With all of my "time wasters" I lose more than a full day of time that I could be used in different places that are a lot more beneficial. I work for the University as a Help Desk analyst as well as an OIT assistant, at both of these positions I am allowed to do what I want with my down time while on the clock. For me, when I am not fixing printers or taking phone calls I watch Netflix or other videos on the web instead of using that time to do homework or study. This is by far my biggest time waster, I have a golden opportunity to get my school work done while actually getting paid but for some reason I never want to get in that mindset until it is absolutely necessary. If I could cut the amount of time I surf the web

If a manager is lackadaisical in their job with hearing from employees about what is going on in the company whether it be operations or complaints things within the company are going to fall downhill. On a large scale if the Board of Directors of a large corporation don 't actively listen to the want and needs of the shareholders, not only would they lose their jobs they would also harm the value of the company especially in the stock