Are you doing yesterday’s work today? How about tomorrow’s tasks?

As business gets faster and phones become smarter, you need a clearer focus on the basic principles of time management – otherwise you will run after events rather than being in charge.

Everybody has a time plan, but we don’t see enough people with smart and realistic time management. People make plans, fall behind and then abandon the habit of planning. The result is a kind of split mindset where we use the language of time management but live in a world of interruptions, procrastination and overload.

“Smart Scheduling” helps you to face the time manager’s biggest enemy: unrealistic planning. This intensive one-day training calls your attention to top bad habits in time planning, and then delivers a simple visual tool to dramatically improve your scheduling habits. Once you apply these skills, keeping your time plan will not be such a challenge any more.

We recommend this course to professionals on all levels: The methodology has helped participants from admin to CEO. For people whose responsibility includes scheduling for others, the course can be especially useful.

Objectives:
-    Identify the biggest time-wasters in your task list.
-    Learn a simple but powerful tool for smart scheduling.
-    Practice scheduling skills on your own tasks, big and small.
-    Create a personalized time-management strategy.

The Trainer:

Gabor Holch
Gabor Holch is a Certified Management Consultant (CMC) specializing in leadership development, communication and cross-cultural leadership.
A graduate of international relations and diplomacy, he started his career in international development projects at the United Nations and OSCE. In 2002 he moved to China and shifted to corporate consulting. Since 2005 he has run his own consultancy, Campanile Consulting, a Shanghai-based team delivering leadership, management and communication consulting and training. His clients are mainly European multinationals and successful SMEs in the Asia-Pacific region and the European Union.

Gabor holds functions in various professional organizations. He is, among others, Associate Partner in the Munich Leadership Group, and Vice-Chair of the European Chamber's Shanghai SME Working Group. He is author of two books and numerous professional, academic and journalistic publications. He is involved in MBA and EMBA programmes in China (CEIBS,  Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai University) and South-East Asia.

Registration
Please register through this website (button above).
For any further enquiries, please contact Ms Zhao Yang at yangzhao@europeanchamber.com.cn or 63852023-117, stating your name and company, by 21 February 2014 COB.

Event Terms & Conditions
If you are planning to attend this event, we strongly recommend that you register in advance so that we can keep you updated on any changes that may occur regarding the date and/or venue.

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