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Benefits Of Staggering
The main objective is to save time and leave open days for deep work, where there are no meetings to attend and the tasks at hand can be focused on without official distractions.
As information moves slowly, one-on-one meetings help identify problems that can be resolved the next day during a team meeting. Senior management can take it up later in the week if required.
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Instead of following the tips from other people, one should have an experimental mindset to try and build a lifestyle that suits them. And this in itself is a process.
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- Create a routine.
- Group meetings and calls into blocks.
- Optimize time for different meeting types.
- Use appointment slots.
- Block time for email.
- Plan your exercise and family time.
- Actually manage your time.
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