Inforelief: Stay Afloat in Infoflood
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More About This Title Inforelief: Stay Afloat in Infoflood
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Here's a guide that will save you from drowning in the daily info flood!
In just seven quick, easy steps you'll discover how to use that daily flood of information to your advantage and work more efficiently. Plus, you'll find out how to reduce your contribution to others' overload.
This how-to guide will help you manage information so you can:
Focus on prioritiesReduce time trying to find or understand informationComplete projects on timeBe prepared to handle problems when they occurReduce your stress level... and more!InfoRelief provides you with the tools and methods to help you and everyone in your organization manage your three-foot stack of memos, 100 e-mail messages, and 20 urgent voice-mail messages. Written in an easy-to-absorb, quick-to-read format, this guide will help you immediately see the value in information and develop the skills to manage the daily flood.
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MAUREEN MALANCHUK has spent more than a decade as a communications professional in a variety of organizations such as Bell Canada, Imperial Oil Ltd., and the Ministry of the Attorney General. She has helped organizations inform employees of major company developments, disseminate messages to the media, persuade customers to buy products, and more. Through research, discussions with professionals, and personal experience, she has developed an intimate understanding of the who, what, why, where, and how of information overload. She received a degree in communications from Simon Fraser University, Vancouver. Maureen is currently a communications consultant in Vancouver, Canada.
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Editor's PrefaceAuthor's PrefaceBefore...
1. Are You Drowning?
2. What Causes Information Overload?
3. Stay Calm
4. Assess Your Situation
5. Develop Information-Receiving Skills
6. Develop Information-SAnding Skills
7. Don't Fall in Again
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1. Are You Drowning?
2. What Causes Information Overload?
3. Stay Calm
4. Assess Your Situation
5. Develop Information-Receiving Skills
6. Develop Information-SAnding Skills
7. Don't Fall in Again
After...AppAndixNotesIndex
