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How To Systemise Your Tasks At Work To Increase Your Personal Efficiency And Effectiveness

Jeevan Sahadevan, Leverage Lab

06-Aug-18 10:00

How To Systemise Your Tasks At Work To Increase Your Personal Efficiency And Effectiveness

One of the biggest challenges that leaders and executives face at work, or even in life, is how to be more effective and more efficient. Both qualities are learned qualities. In this Raise Your Game session, Jeevan Sahadevan provides a very simple yet powerful method on how you can systemise the daily and weekly tasks you do in order to develop massive effectiveness and efficiency.

Presented by: Freda Liu


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