Twelve Principles Of Effective Use Of Time

1, information principle, unnecessary information can not make appropriate decisions in a limited time.

2, the goal principle is very important, because it is easy for you to misunderstand that all roads lead to success when you don't know where to go.

3, principles of action. The realization of any goal is inseparable from persistent concrete actions.

4, the principle of cooperation, all wise managers and leaders must learn to assign part of their responsibilities to their subordinates.

5. If you concentrate on one particular task within a certain period of time, the effect will be much better than you can handle multiple problems at the same time.

6, advocacy principle, if you want to happen something or some situation, you should act actively.

7, plan principle, if you make a detailed action plan for something ahead of time, the result will be more satisfying and often better than expected.

8, punctuality. If you do not observe the time, do not expect others to follow the time.

9, simplification principle. When you have multiple options, the simplest is always the best.

10, the principle of reserve. A good manager will never be accommodating when facing any demands of anyone.

11, the principle of image thinking can only be detected in time by exercising a strong image thinking ability.