Personal Time Management 2 - What Wastes Time?

Do poor personal time management attitudes and practices spill over and affect an employer's expectation of an employee's poor time management?

Time wasting is a cluster or cloud of unthinking. For a particular individual in may include one or more of the following:

• a lack of clear personal aims and objectives;



• a lack of personal priorities in a given period of time;



• a personal tendency to "butterfly" , ie flit from one thing to another before completing anything;



• a lack of detailed planning;



• a failure to develop an attitude to improve everyday practices;



• a failure to develop habits, routines or protocols in daily life;



• a lack of appropriate resources and so achieve task on time; and,



• a tendency to procrastinate or let go of self-discipline.

The earlier (original) film "Cheaper by the Dozen" and the book upon which the film is based will give a vivid and amusing insight into the above - they are about the Gilbreth Family of Frank Gilbreth and Lillian Moller Gilbeth.