Why don't you take a look at the boss's 26 PPT?

DaDa / tr. by Phil Newell)

Hello, everyone. Today, the editor introduces you to a big shot. FACEBOOK has heard of it. Yes, this big man is Zuckerberg, but not about his road to success, but to share with you the 26 PPT he has made for his employees. Everyone must watch carefully, and at the same time, you can write your feelings in the message area. OK, don't say much. I hope it will help you quickly improve your study and work status!

1. Time is always there, and time lies in giving priority.

2. There will always be time: only 4-5 hours of real work are planned every day.

3. When you are in shape, do more; otherwise, have a good rest: sometimes you are not working for several days in a row, and sometimes you can work 12 hours a day when you are working, which is normal.

4. Value your time and make it worthy of attention: your time is worth 1000 dollars per hour, and you have to move.

5. Don't multitask, which will only drain your attention; stay focused and multitask.

6. Develop work habits and persevere, and your body will adapt to it.

7. In the limited time, we are always very focused and efficient.

8. The best way to get into a working state is to work. Start from a small task and get the work running.

9. Iterative work, expecting a perfect finish will be suffocating: "it is better to get things done than to finish work perfectly". Doing it is better than any perfect imagination.

10. The longer the working hours, the higher the efficiency.

11. Work according to importance and improve efficiency.

12. Arrange a meeting as soon as possible, and the time spent preparing for the meeting is often wasted.

13. Combine meetings with communication (email or phone calls) to create uninterrupted working hours: a short meeting can ruin an afternoon because it can tear the afternoon into two smaller time periods so that nothing can be done. PS: when you see a programmer meditating, don't bother, even a greeting is superfluous.

14. Maintain the same working environment throughout the day. Switching between projects / customers is inefficient.

15. Work-relax-work = efficient (tomato work method)

Tomato work method is a more microscopic time management method than GTD, which was founded by Francisco Cerrillo in 1992.

Using the tomato work method, select a task to be completed, set the tomato time to 25 minutes, and focus on your work. You are not allowed to do anything unrelated to the task until the tomato clock rings. Then draw an X on the paper for a short rest (5 minutes) and take an extra break every 4 tomato sessions.

16. Divide unrealistic tasks into reasonable small tasks. As long as you complete small tasks every day, you will get closer and closer to that big goal.

17. No two tasks will ever have the same priority. There will always be one more important. Consider the to-do list carefully.

18. It is necessary to know what must be done during the day. "Only ever work on the thing that will have the biggest impact" only does what has the greatest impact. -- Jason Cohen

19. Divide the task into time, and you can feel like it's almost done.

20. Authorize and use the power of others. A gentleman is good at things (people). If someone else can do 80% of something, do it for him!

Turn over yesterday and think only about today and tomorrow. Yesterday's home run won't win today's game. The hero did not mention the courage of that year.

22. Set a deadline for everything. Don't let the work go on indefinitely.

23. For tasks that are time-tight or stressful, set the end time, and everything can end.

Take more notes, take more notes

25. When you're productive, write down anything that distracts you, such as Google search terms, brilliant ideas, new ideas, etc. If you write them down, it won't jump around anymore.

26, rest, take a rest ~ OK, the editor's sharing ends here, we must rise posture bar, like to follow us, oh, Pick me pick me up, you also like, I also like!