by David Imboden | Feb 10, 2015 | iteration @en, Time Management
Best Practices in Organisation There are too many companies that wish to take control of all levels, and thus increase their workload automatically. I will plainly illustrate this section by using the following example: a company CEO was complaining that he lacked...
by David Imboden | May 13, 2014 | iteration @en, Time Management
Everybody has a TO-DO list in his pocket. It is quite useful since it allows you to remember your tasks and eventually to prioritize them. The problem with TO-DO lists is that they are endless. You have to learn how to say “NO” and postpone certain tasks forever. Take...
by David Imboden | Mar 16, 2014 | iteration @en, Time Management
The term “chronophagous” is a compound adjective made of the Greek prefix chrono (i.e. time) and the suffix phágos (i.e. to eat). Consequently, it makes references to a “time-consuming” action. And we all know quite a few time-consuming processes surrounding us. Have...
by David Imboden | Nov 19, 2013 | iteration @en, Time Management
Disruption Management: Theoretical Framework Nowadays, we are constantly connected to the world around us either by mobile phones, Twitter or Facebook accounts, email and texting: all those tools make it possible for us to react instantly and for our own benefit....
by David Imboden | Oct 30, 2013 | iteration @en, Time Management
Time management is the core foundation of any successful achievement. I am not only referring to a business environment: time’s flow underpins all human endeavours. Time is a resource that each of us is using in equal shares. While we cannot control and “save” more...
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