Description

Using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) in time management lends a unique perspective in addition to the standard components of time management.  Elements particularly relevant are work habits and outside activities based on one's personality preferences.

Objectives

• Learn about your views of time.

• Identify time management practices in work situations.

• Discover the pathways and pitfalls of different approaches to time management.

• Discover individual and team problem-solving styles.

Agenda

• Course overview - Welcome/Introduction/Expectations

• Objectives

• Time Management Questionnaire

• Preferences and Time

• Temperaments and Time

• Work Time Case Study

• Next steps - Action planning

Audience

• Employees at all levels.  Class size maximum 24 participants.

Pre-Requisite

Introduction to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.

Course Length

• One full workday, with two 15-minute breaks and 1 hour for lunch.