Total Workday Control Using Microsoft Outlook: The Eight Best Practices of Task and E-Mail...

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	Total Workday Control Using Microsoft Outlook: The Eight Best Practices of Task and E-Mail Management Michael Linenberger New Academy Publishers, 2006 - 290 pages average customer review:based on 64 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Gerrting Control of My Work Day

Prior to reading and using the tools and techniques introduced in this book, my desk, PDA and laptop were covered with notes, reminders, and post-its as a means to keep ahead of my demanding job and schedule. Now, each day I track my tasks and meeting schedules quickly and easily, and I have control of my work day. This book provides the tools, and the discipline, to keep me ahead of the game. Most importantly, my colleagues have noticed the difference, and have picked up a copy of Michael Linenberger's book to improve their hectic schedules.

No More Gridlock in Outlook!

I have always been the type of person who gradually accumulates up to 2,000 messages in my In-Box and continually wastes valuable work time looking for key e-mails that are buried somewhere in that mess. Trying to organize all that has always seemed an impossible task ("wasting" even more of my work day)so I have simply surrendered to E-mail Gridlock and condsidered it an unavoidable irritation. Until now. This book gave me the steps to clean out my inbox without losing valuable information and to keep it clean on an ongoing basis. The task that seemed so impossible proceeded easily on a step by step basis. Now I'm able to keep the contents of my inbox to a day or so of e-mail on an ongoing basis and develop a workable list of "to-do's" that actually get done every day!

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Chock Full of Good Advice

This is a great book for anyone that uses Outlook. There are great tips in here whether you're a basic user or someone who has been using it for years. The writing is easy to follow and remember. You won't get this kind of advice from anyone else. I'm constantly coming back to it and finding new tips. I'm sure this will be a valuable asset on your desk.

Practical advice for being more productive.

Michael Linenberger's book provides very practical advice to leverage Outlook to its fullest. Would you expect Microsoft to do that for you? His approach allows you to quickly convert e-mail into tasks and work the tasks in a prioritized manner. I would recommend to anyone who is swimming in e-mail.

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