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Dealing with overlapping responsibilities
From the course: Time Management Tips: Teamwork
Dealing with overlapping responsibilities
- Working with a partner can sometimes help you be more productive. But sometimes it can be very distracting. When I use the word partner, I'm referring to any kind of situation where you're sharing responsibility with one or more other people. Such as spouses working together, or co-managers, or actual partners within a business. The idea behind creating a partnership is that by spreading out the work among many people, we're going to get more work done. However, what can also happen is, well, it's something that I learned while playing volleyball back in the day. Now, it may not look like it, but I used to play volleyball a lot. And one thing that I learned was something called the Hubby-wife serve. The Hubby-wife serve is where the server on the other team puts the ball right between two people. If you serve the ball down the middle like that, there's a high likelihood that both players say, you've got it, and…
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Time management for working in teams2m 32s
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Making meetings meaningful2m 52s
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Reducing interruptions with one-on-one meetings2m 6s
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Coordinating deadlines with coworkers2m 41s
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Dealing with overlapping responsibilities3m 18s
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Following up on delegated items2m 58s
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When others fail to keep their commitments3m 21s
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Ending meetings with action1m 44s
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Avoiding unnecessary meetings2m 43s
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Helping others improve their time management2m 5s
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Dealing with distracting coworkers2m 6s
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Handling the inefficiency of others2m 29s
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Helping coworkers reduce interruptions2m 36s
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Stopping coworkers from encroaching on personal time2m 17s
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Time management for managers and leaders2m 34s
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Understanding virtual assistants2m 51s
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