- Attempting to decipher the true meaning of cryptic emails.
- Recovering from phone calls or meetings.
- Waiting for others to get back with you.
- Finding the document that was right in front of you a minute ago.
- Reading emails from people who claim they'd contacted you earlier but who never did.
- Wondering why you were invited to a meeting.
- Wondering why you weren't invited to a meeting.
- Recovering from a brief moment when you unwisely said "yes."
- Eluding the after-effects of the CEO's latest encounter with a management best seller.
- Ennui.
Commentary by management consultant Michael Wade on Leadership, Ethics, Management, and Life
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Hidden Time Killers in the Workplace
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2 comments:
Clicking refresh on execupundit... :) - Bobbo
Bobbo,
True. Some time-wasters are necessary and perhaps even noble endeavors.
Michael
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