Priceless Tips at Your Fingertips: E-mail Overload

ISBN-13: 9781499396423 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 92 str.

Sudhir Diddee

Opis

Imagine if you could quickly learn hassle-free ways to unleash your e-mail productivity. These 50 Email Overload tips will save you precious minutes or even hours every day, leading to a new, efficient you This book will teach you ready-to-use tips that you can apply in your day-to-day work, and be efficient from the first few tips. Not only could you learn several new tips to manage e-mail, but you will also be the envy of your coworkers, and will soon be the go-to person for master tips in the office and among your friends. You will be able to reinvent your work in subtle but significant ways to a new work lifestyle. If you are a manager who wants to drive higher productivity on your team to spend less time on e-mail, this book will make a good team read. You should also look into how these tips can add significant productivity and save money across your organization. Imagine if you could learn in a few pages how to: Do More Get through your e-mail far more efficiently. Reuse templates and apply advanced e-mail management techniques. Win the admiration of your co-workers, friends and family for your e-mail efficiency. Build custom templates to suit your own unique work style. Highlights: Easy, numbered steps Over 100 Screen images to help you try the tips on your own Cheat sheets to help you practice these tips in your daily work About the Author Sudhir Diddee is a self-professed geek who works at Microsoft. His first two books have sold in over 10 countries. He still finds the same excitement and joy of working with Windows(r) and Office(r) almost 15 years after he was first introduced. The joy of seeing a user do more using software still excites him more than anything else. When not discovering new applications, he spends time collecting tech gadgets. He lives in Washington State."

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