Time Management Mistakes
- Not allowing enough time to complete your task: Add sufficient cushion time to complete every step of the project.
- Assuming that everything will work out all right: Assume that you are going to have problems and schedule sufficient time and resources to solve those problems.
- Rushing at the end: You almost invariably will make mistakes and do poor quality work that you'll have to go back and correct later.
- Trying to do several things at once: You end up doing nothing well.
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