3. What is Time?
Time is a Precious commodity.
It is the basis of SUCCESS
Every one has the same amount of
this resource 24 hours.
Time simply is Zig Ziggler
It is always feel LITTLE
4. What is Pressure?
Pressure is a dynamic condition in
which an individual is confronted
with an opportunity, constraint, or
demand related to what he or she
desires and for which the outcome
is perceived to be both uncertain
and important.
5. Management
Management is the process of
getting activities completed
efficiently and effectively with and
through the people.
6. Time Management
Time Management is the self
Management.
Habits are the key to good time
Management
Time Management does not
necessarily means that you have to
work more and socialize less.
11. Benefits of Time Management
More Accomplishments
Ordered Life style
Availability of extra time
Able to meet deadlines effectively and
efficiently
Overcome Procrastination
Reduction of Pressure
12. Tips for Time Management
Follow strictly your daily Plan
Plan your Schedule in organized
way
List your goals Properly
Take into account the best time
for you to be more Productive
Make use of Spare time
Intelligently
13. Tips for Time Management
(cont’d)
Make it a habit to say “NO”
Having a good night sleep is
very important
Be the best “task holder master”
Don’t Waste time in worry
Be calm always
It is very important to be flexible
14. Tips for Time Management
(cont’d)
Make use of calendar for your
schedule
Be a fast reader and selective
15. WHY A PERSON FEEL
PRESSURE
Environmental Factors
Organizational Factors
Individual Factors
Individual Differences
16. Environmental Factors
Economic uncertainty of the business
Political uncertainty of the country
Technologic uncertainty
Terrorism in threats to physical safety
and security
18. Organizational Factors
(cont’d)
Line-staff conflicts
No opportunity for advancement
Restrictive, untrusting culture
Only downward communication
Little performance feedback
Working conditions
19. Individual Factors
Family and personal relationships
Economic problem from exceeding
earning capacity
Inherited personality problems
20. Individual Differences
Perception
Job experience
Social support
Belief on locus of control
Self-efficiency
Hostility
21. CONSEQUENCES OF
PRESSURE
High Levels
High Levels
of Pressure
of Pressure
Physiological
Physiological Psychological
Psychological Behavioral
Behavioral
Symptoms
Symptoms Symptoms
Symptoms Symptoms
Symptoms
22. Physiological Symptoms
Change in Metabolism
Increase heart and breathing rate
Increase blood pressure
Bring on headaches
Heart Attacks
27. How to Manage the Pressure
Individual Approach
Organizational Approach
28. Individual Approach
Time Management
Physical exercise
Relaxation Techniques
Expanding the Social networks
29. Organizational Approach
Improved personal selection
Training of employees
Realistic goal setting
Redesigning of jobs
Increase employee involvement
Improved organizational
communication
30. Organizational Approach
(cont’d)
Offering employee sabbaticals
Improve organizational working
conditions
Establish corporate wellness
program