If you work from home, you know the kind of day I mean. You made the calls. You revised those drafts. You sent out the emails. Where is everybody!? As much as you used to relish a slow day when you were corporate, it's a little different when you're playing boss to yourself. Your mind gets to wandering. Should I head out to the park? Should I hit t

If you're reading this, then it can help you join the growing number of people who are taking back control of their productivity in the face of a major challenge - email. The overload of email is draining the productivity of our workforce. But the good news is there are ways to deal with this challenge, and they're simple to apply. All they require

IHow productive are you? Do you know what you have accomplished each and every day? Do you spend most of your days in alignment with your goals? Do you even have goals? These are some major questions to ask yourself because they are critical to your success. Being organized and knowing where you're going in great detail is what separate's you from

The key to winning support from your senior management and the rewards that go with it is to show them how productive you are. Productivity in Procurement is a function of the value you add and the time you take to add it. So, increasing the value, reducing the time to deliver value or a combination of both are the ways in which you can demonstrate

Time management is typically associated with work, career or business development. However, time management is also a big factor in improving productivity in your personal life. When you know how to manage your time well, not only will your professional life reap the benefits but other areas of your life, will too, like your health and financial we