Comments on: Unboring Ways To Get Things Done In Time http://www.everydaycareer.com/get-things-done-with-time-to-spare/ Fri, 08 Oct 2010 09:58:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Ching Ya http://www.everydaycareer.com/get-things-done-with-time-to-spare/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Ching Ya Mon, 17 Aug 2009 14:54:09 +0000 http://www.everydaycareer.com/?p=215#comment-27 I can still remember vividly about my 9-5 working habits. Frankly speaking, sometimes I enjoyed it but at times I'm not. What I'm trying to do while I'm at it, is to make sure things are finished as scheduled while having a little spare time to do the coming-tasks. Why not help the future you achieve a little peace of mind? ^^ Of course, that's not always the case and not always you'll get acknowledge for the extra efforts. However, what I'm agreeing here is that, no matter how it is, try to have a positive mind about it and be productive. Although I never bring my home back with me. I try to avoid that at all cost. ^^ I noticed I'm writing in present tense! LOL.. well, actually I've quit the job in June. Sorry about it, I guess that's the reason why it's still 'vivid'. @wchingya Social/Blogging Tracker I can still remember vividly about my 9-5 working habits. Frankly speaking, sometimes I enjoyed it but at times I’m not. What I’m trying to do while I’m at it, is to make sure things are finished as scheduled while having a little spare time to do the coming-tasks. Why not help the future you achieve a little peace of mind? ^^ Of course, that’s not always the case and not always you’ll get acknowledge for the extra efforts. However, what I’m agreeing here is that, no matter how it is, try to have a positive mind about it and be productive.

Although I never bring my home back with me. I try to avoid that at all cost. ^^ I noticed I’m writing in present tense! LOL.. well, actually I’ve quit the job in June. Sorry about it, I guess that’s the reason why it’s still ‘vivid’.

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]]> By: Rebecca Leaman http://www.everydaycareer.com/get-things-done-with-time-to-spare/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Rebecca Leaman Mon, 10 Aug 2009 18:13:26 +0000 http://www.everydaycareer.com/?p=215#comment-26 These are solid productivity tips - thank you! But I have to say, it saddens me to read about a world in which people view their jobs as a soul-destroying necessity to be slogged through as quickly as possible, instead of as an opportunity for creativity and accomplishment. Too often the case, I know, especially at the entry level... Surprisingly often, however, there are ways to make even the most routine job into, well, if not an actual joy then at least much less of a painful chore. As your blog's tagline hints, the ultimate goal is to move from *survive* to *thrive* in the workplace, yes? These are solid productivity tips – thank you! But I have to say, it saddens me to read about a world in which people view their jobs as a soul-destroying necessity to be slogged through as quickly as possible, instead of as an opportunity for creativity and accomplishment. Too often the case, I know, especially at the entry level… Surprisingly often, however, there are ways to make even the most routine job into, well, if not an actual joy then at least much less of a painful chore. As your blog’s tagline hints, the ultimate goal is to move from *survive* to *thrive* in the workplace, yes?

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