How to Make a Time Management Plan You’ll Actually Use
Summary
People often make to-do lists, use task management apps, set alerts, pin things to their fridge and even write notes on their hands. For a more detailed guide to making a time management plan to increase productivity, improve work quality and be more prepared, follow these four steps. • Eisenhower Matrix: Named after the former general and president of the United States, this visual tool organizes tasks by urgency and importance to effectively prioritize work. Tasks should be updated easily, and you want to have a platform that can support attachments, be they notes, files or links, as well as being able to track comments and document handoffs to further discussions and collaboration. Tasks can be uploaded to an online Gantt chart that creates a visual timeline to help give you the big picture at a glance and simply change due dates as needed by dragging and dropping.
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