Managing Multiple Tasks, Priorities and Deadlines
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Managing multiple tasks, priorities, and deadlines in the business environment requires effective planning and decision-making within the organisation's managerial structures and constraints. This calls for an integrated systems approach to managing tasks, priorities and deadlines. Decisions to prioritise tasks or set deadlines are therefore always taken within a particular business context that is integrated with the broader organisational environment, managerial structures, strategic objectives, and corporate goals.
The Managing Multiple Tasks, Priorities and Deadlines training course will help delegates understand the structures and demands of the organisational environment and introduce them to critical managerial concepts and decision-making and prioritisation tools to help staff at all levels of the organisation plan tasks and set appropriate priorities and deadlines.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the corporate decision-making and strategic planning environment
- Operationalise organisational objectives, goals and deadlines
- Identify the relationships, dependencies and constraints between tasks, activities and functions
- Apply basic planning project tools to plan work strategy
- Identify how to establish and maintain task deadlines
- Integrate the characteristics of colleagues who assist in our work
Who Should Attend?
- Task or project managers and members
- Project planners, schedulers and site supervisors
- Procurement staff, supervisors and technical staff
- Administrative staff, secretaries, clerks
- Experienced staff who wish to learn new and innovative organisational skills
Course Outline
- Understanding the role of self-management in managing tasks
- Overview and context of task management
- Identifying reasons for the current focus in business on managing tasks
- Understanding how work is accomplished in organisations
- Identifying the role of strategic management in the leadership of tasks
- Understanding the role of organisation type in task management
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