MACKENZIE R.A., The Time Trap. Managing your way out. Amacom, 1972
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CONTENTS
Chapter 1- Time – A critical Resource
1.1. A Unique resource
1.2. Tagging time wasters and their causes
1.3. The long executive day
1.4. A philosophy of time[/one_half_last]
2. Chapter 2 – Managing yourself
2.1. Appraisal tools
2.2. The time log
2.3. A matter of habit
Chapter 3 – Planning your work
3.1. Why we don’t play ahead
3.2. Essential steps in planning
3.3. Setting objectives and goals
3.4. Setting priorities
3.5. Doing firs things first
3.6. The plan sheet at economics laboratory
Chapter 4 – Getting Organized
4.1. Organizing the work space
4.2. The filing system
4.3. Correspondence
4.4. Reading
Chapter 5 – Blocking Interruptions
5.1. Visitors
5.2. The telephone
5.3. Meetings
Chapter 6 – Handling Decisions
6.1. Fear of mistakes
6.2. Setting deadlines
Chapter 7 – Delegating
7.1. Managing versus operating
7.2. The effect of management level on time allocation
7.3. Barriers to delegation
7.4. Reverse delegation
7.5. Accountability for delegated responsibilities
7.6. Rate yourself as delegator
Chapter 8 – Managing the time of subordinates
8.1. Are you your subordinates’ problem?
8.2. Helping subordinates with time
8.3. What does the bottom man do?
8.4. The team concept
Chapter 9 – Working with your secretary
9.1. How my secretary organized me
9.2. Job description for an executive secretary
9.3. Tips for the boss
Appendix
How to spring the time trap

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