Time Management Tips: Teamwork
44mBeginner2019-11-11
Authors

Dave Crenshaw
Author and Leadership Coach specializing in productive leadership
Course details
Most professionals need to work with others to get their projects to the finish line. Consequently, merely refining one's own time management skills isn't enough to guarantee professional success and productivity. The ability to collaborate with others—and grapple with different ways of working and managing time—is a critical ingredient to any project's success. In this installment of the Time Management Tips series, productive leadership author and speaker Dave Crenshaw shares bite-sized tips for enhancing team collaboration by managing time more effectively. Discover how to make meetings more meaningful, reduce interruptions, and even help your teammates boost their own productivity.
Learning objectives
Identify the end goal of a one-on-one meeting.
Explain how to follow up after delegating a task to a team member.
Recall one question you can ask to reduce unnecessary meetings.
Identify the best way to approach a situation where a coworker is disorganized and struggles with time management.
Give an example of advice you could offer a new manager concerning time management.
Learning objectives
Identify the end goal of a one-on-one meeting.
Explain how to follow up after delegating a task to a team member.
Recall one question you can ask to reduce unnecessary meetings.
Identify the best way to approach a situation where a coworker is disorganized and struggles with time management.
Give an example of advice you could offer a new manager concerning time management.
Skills covered
Time ManagementLimited SeriesProfessional Development
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Promoting teamwork through time management
1. Teamwork Tips
- 02 - Time management for working in teams
- 03 - Making meetings meaningful
- 04 - Reducing interruptions with one-on-one meetings
- 05 - Coordinating deadlines with coworkers
- 06 - Dealing with overlapping responsibilities
- 07 - Following up on delegated items
- 08 - When others fail to keep their commitments
- 09 - Ending meetings with action
- 10 - Avoiding unnecessary meetings
- 11 - Helping others improve their time management
- 12 - Dealing with distracting coworkers
- 13 - Handling the inefficiency of others
- 14 - Helping coworkers reduce interruptions
- 15 - Stopping coworkers from encroaching on personal time
- 16 - Time management for managers and leaders
- 17 - Understanding virtual assistants
Conclusion
- 18 - Next steps