Do you keep a weekly or daily master list of to do items / jobs for you library work life? Do you prioritize your tasks? This is the first step in being organized ad getting items accomplished. Once your list is in place ( I do a daily - either in the morning or right before I leave school)
Then I prioritize each item. Elimination of items that are not worth the time are the ones I struggle with . I use a D to delegate the tasks I can give to my assistant - depending on the task - some times I can get some students to help.
My most important items I mark with an A- ( must do as soon as possible) and B ( ( should do but no serious consequences if ti doesn't get done right away.)
If you do this on a regular basis , you can begin to gt ta flow of tasks competed in the most efficient manner, Determine what is most important and do the items that are on your list first
Then I prioritize each item. Elimination of items that are not worth the time are the ones I struggle with . I use a D to delegate the tasks I can give to my assistant - depending on the task - some times I can get some students to help.
My most important items I mark with an A- ( must do as soon as possible) and B ( ( should do but no serious consequences if ti doesn't get done right away.)
If you do this on a regular basis , you can begin to gt ta flow of tasks competed in the most efficient manner, Determine what is most important and do the items that are on your list first
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