Time management
How to avoid stealing our own time
How many times have we realised that the day is over and we failed to do the most important things we had aimed to? Alternatively, we realise we did others’ work but not enough of our own tasks? How many times has our personal life been invaded by office work?
Stress and overloading provoked by such problems can be avoided through better time management. This program helps you learn how to use time better.
Target
This program is designed for organisations and all those wishing to value their time in a better manner, wishing to establish and follow their objectives so that they reach a balance between personal and professional life.
Objectives
- Managing time more efficiently
- Identifying time consuming factors
- Establishing key activity areas
- Making a difference between importance and urgency
- Learning self organising techniques
Main topics
- Time consuming issues
- Objective settlement
- Prioritise the activities
- Time organising
- Importance versus urgency
- Personal efficiency
- Cutting out unwanted interruptions
- Individual activity plan
Adina Almăjanu
Office Manager - BucharestProfessionally, Adina's experience comes mainly from the human resources and training field, being for many years a trainer and project coordinator in international youth programs (e.g.: Erasmus), or trainer and human resources consultant in national and international projects, for private companies and NGOs.
Adina is currently Ascent Group's Office Manager. in Bucharest, but also an HR specialist & trainer of the Ascent Group, with experience both as a trainer in programs to develop presentation and communication skills, develop leadership skills, build and develop the team, team building, or design thinking capabilities, for local and multinational companies. Not last she was the coordinator of numerous personnel development programs and assessment centers for prestigious companies.
Cristina Balaciu (Fășie)
Training ManagerCristina has joined Ascent Group in 2022, thanks to cumulated expertise in the non-profit and business sectors. As a graduate of Communication Science programs at the “University of the West” in Timișoara, Cristina has gained professional ground first in the private sector, working as a project manager (and beyond) within “Youth in Action” and “Erasmus+” (European Commission-funded) projects. She has coordinated international teams and collaborated with both local and cross-continental stakeholders.
5 years into her NGO activity, Cristina expanded her management skills by transitioning to the corporate area. To her previous roles as manager she added People Development Coordinator for a multinational company in the automotive industry.
In her work, she’s become trained/certified on a multitude of topics from the soft skills complex, ranging from communication and conflict management to emotional intelligence and personal development.
