Face to face / Online public schedule & onsite training. Restaurant lunch included at STL venues.
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Anyone who uses email for commercial or other use and wants to gain better control and more time.

Time management fundamentals
Are you an effective time manager?
Owning responsibility of your time.
The pros and cons of time management
Current time management ability
Biggest time wasters/distractions
Repeatable issues (rushed deadlines) and how to deal with them
Changing behaviour to interruptions and emails
Planning and prioritising
Planning ahead
Using Outlook calendars
Organising meeting in Outlook
Multi-tasking
Urgent versus important
Setting objectives
Task management in Outlook
Task entering and updating
Assigning tasks to individuals
Task planning
Recurring/repeat tasks
Printing tasks
Email management
Working with subfolders
Setting up rules
Sorting, finding, organising
Delegating
Effective delegation
Common issues preventing delegation
Delegation pitfalls to avoid
Assertiveness
The power of ‘no'
Assigning tasks to an individual
Fostering better time management habits
Using a time log
Create an action plan with realistic targets
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Below are some extracts from our Time Management using Microsoft Outlook manual.
Quick Steps allow you to quickly do repetitive processes such as create an email about a specific topic or categorise an email in a specific way.
You can access quick steps on the ‘Home’ ribbon. Click on ‘Create new’ or ‘Manage’
When creating a new quick step, name it, and then select the action that you want to perform.
There are a lot of actions you can do, so make sure to look through the list to understand the full capabilities.
You can even add multiple actions to each step.
If you create a new email or reply, then you can specify the recipients, subject and the body of the email.
You will see your new quick step in the home ribbon. Click on it to activate it, or manage them to change the order.
If you find yourself entering the same things to your documents over and over, then you can save yourself considerable time and effort by utilising quick parts.
Rules allow you to automate tasks based on certain conditions within the email.
Go to the rules button on your ribbon, and you will be able to see all rules applied to that message, edit them or create a new rule.
Be careful with setting rules that move emails to folders, as it could make it easier to miss the email.
When you create a new rule, you can also choose to apply that rule to all old emails or not.
You can select the condition that the rule must hit to apply, such as being sent by a specific person or containing a keyword.
You can then select what the rule will do. This could be moving the email to a different folder, giving it a category or automatically replying.
Click Advanced options to get even more specific selections for what your rules can do.
Use the search bar at the top of the page to search for specific keywords in your emails. The view will change to show all emails that it finds.
If you have the full Copilot licence, then you will be able to use AI tools directly within outlook. These can help you to summarise, write and proofread your emails.
Summarise When reading any email, the summarise button at the top will create a short summary of the data within the email chain.
When writing or replying to an email, you can have copilot write the message for you with draft.
You can then tweak the output and offer suggestions for improvement. Always proofread your emails first before sending.
If you have already written your email, then you can use coaching to have copilot proofread your email and offer suggestions to improve your communication.
There are several time management techniques that you can use within outlook in order to help you organise your tasks.
2 Minute Rule If a task will take you 2 minutes to complete or draft a reply to, then you should do it immediately.
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