Organizing for Success, Second Edition

by Kenneth Zeigler

Book Overview

The "productivity guru" updates his renowned organizing and time-management program to help workers and managers stay on top of their game in an increasingly changing work environment.

About the Book
Organizing for Success, Second Edition provides simple, remarkably effective time management technique to help reders get two extra productive hours out of every day. The book uses "The Master List" concept to show readers how to budget...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0071739564
• ISBN13: 9780071739566
• Release Date: March 2010
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.78 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.6" x 20.6" x 2.6"

Customer Reviews

A Must Read

I have read several books on organizing and time management and this is by far the BEST ONE. I checked it out of the library and I am so impressed that I will purchase a copy to own. Every parent should give this to their child before entering the professional world. This an idiot proof guide that gives SPECIFIC instructions on how to manage your day and the inevitable interruptions that come with it. Great book. Buy it!

could have been titled "how to be a better leader"

A must read for anyone who wants to get somewhere in life. Are you someone who just goes with the flow and then wonders why you're not getting where you want to be, or not getting there quick enough? Are you unhappy with the deck you are being dealt at work, or the path your career is taking? Are you trying to lead a company and you have nothing but headaches during your working day? If you answer "yes" to any one of these questions, then read this book. It's a very well written book on time management. The book addresses workload challenges, unproductivity, the importance of goals, and provides practical insights, good strategies, and helpful tips. It will inform you (or remind you) that good meetings are paramount at work. It points out that a well-kept desk as opposed to a sloppy one will make you a more productive person. And that phone calls and emails should not be an all-day thing; they should be compartmentalized and dealt with in time blocks. Although multitasking is probably the norm in most people's lives today, this book will remind you that making action item lists each morning and strategically organizing the action items is a far superior way of getting things done than just doing tasks as they show up in your face. The title of this book includes the word "success." And the author in his book talks about the importance of goals in order to have a chance at success. If one focuses on goals and maps out or plans a series of objectives necessary to reach those goals, then it's just a matter of performing the tasks necessary to meet the objectives to reach the goal. Spend your time doing the things that will move you toward your goals, and eliminate or minimize your participation in activities that don't help you reach your goals. That's the essence of time management, and the essence of the message of this book. It's an easy read, and one that is well worth your time.