Turning “To Do” to “Done!”: Improving Your Personal Productivity

Date and Time

Tuesday Oct 1, 2019
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM CDT

9-10:30 a.m.

Location

ATW Training Solutions
4414 114th St.
Urbandale

Fees/Admission

$49 Members of the Urbandale Chamber
$69 General Admission

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Description

Turning “To Do” to “Done!”: Improving Your Personal Productivity

If your email box is full, your desk covered with paper piles, and your brain packed with your “To Do” list, this workshop is just what you need. More than a time management course, this workshop will show you how to manage your workflow so you can be more productive with less stress.

In this session, you will:

· Use a simple system to capture all the “stuff” you have to do

· Examine a model to process your email and paper inboxes to zero every day

· Set up a filing system to easily store and retrieve both electronic and paper information

· Review, prioritize, and plan your action items

· Actually DO the work that will deliver results

As a bonus... A copy of the time management book, Finding 100 Extra Minutes per Day!

About the Presenter

Dee Oviatt, Senior Training Consultant

Dee is a learning and development professional with more than 30 years of experience contributing in a variety of industries, including computers, consumer products, defense, financial services, and agriculture. Prior to joining ATW, he spent 20 years with DuPont Pioneer providing training services and solutions in locations across the globe.

In every industry and company where he has worked, Dee’s consistent focus has been to provide people with skills enabling them to contribute at a high level, achieve results, work effectively with others, and experience career success. His primary areas of emphasis have been leader and manager skills development, performance management, team building, difficult conversations and conflict resolution, coaching/mentoring, change management, personal productivity, and communication/interpersonal effectiveness. Dee’s goal is to help create the kind of companies at which he would want his children to work.

Dee holds a Master’s degree in Organizational Behavior from Brigham Young University. He was an adjunct instructor at Upper Iowa University for graduate level coursework on organizational development. He is active in the local chapter of ATD and for several years served on the board. His professional certifications include GPHR.