Posted May 05, 2018 in Management
90 minutes
Research suggests working in 90-minute intervals maximizes productivity.
64 seconds
It takes an average of 64 seconds to recover every time we’re interrupted by an email. Turn off distracting email alerts and block set times to check and respond to email rather than replying immediately to each.
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The average laboratory owner or manager spends less than 30% of his time managing the business. The takeaway? Every minute of that time needs to be maximized to keep the laboratory operating as smoothly and efficiently as possible. Here are some easy-to-implement strategies.
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LMT Communications, Inc. · Faster, Smarter, Better: 30+ Productivity Tips You Can Implement Today · May 2018
One of the tenets of maximizing productivity is to focus on what you do best and outsourcing or finding resources for the rest. With that thought in mind,...
LMT Communications, Inc. · Faster, Smarter, Better: 30+ Productivity Tips You Can Implement Today · May 2018
True or false: People who are good multitaskers get more done. False: Multitasking can negatively affect clarity, make us less efficient and reduce...
LMT Communications, Inc. · Faster, Smarter, Better: 30+ Productivity Tips You Can Implement Today · May 2018
Two technicians need reviews, you’re running low on zirconia, an irate dentist is waiting for your call back and your scanner is on the fritz—again....
LMT Communications, Inc. · Faster, Smarter, Better: 30+ Productivity Tips You Can Implement Today · May 2018
Famed businessman Peter Drucker once said, “Meetings are a symptom of bad organization. The fewer meetings, the better.” Meetings eat up the...
