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TN11 Keeping a time log

First published on this website in October 2002 and last updated in December 2011

Words: 1500
Size: 139 kB
Categories: Leadership

Synopsis

"I don't know where the time has gone!"

So you need a time log to tell you. These notes help you set one up in either of two simple forms, neither of which will take you all day to operate!

  1. Clarify why you want a time log
  2. Decide who will help you
  3. Agree when you will do it
  4. Select your categories
  5. Follow the method (two possible methods are explained)
  6. Analyse the results.

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Tuesday 20 December 2011 11:01:20 am

John Truscott

These notes have been updated in December 2011 with minor alterations throughout the text.

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