Delegation Multitasking Sales 
The Receptionist
JUNE 5, 2024
They have to manage it all — products or services, employees, expenses, marketing, sales, and growth. Multitasking Some people think they’re great at multitasking. Delegate when possible You’re juggling a lot already as a small business owner, so find ways to delegate tasks to your employees.
Go Burrows
OCTOBER 29, 2023
In this episode of The Leader Assistant Podcast, Nicole talks about the art of delegation, building a support system, being a mompreneur, and unlocking your productivity potential. So excited to hear Nicole’s story and chat with her today about a little bit about delegation and unlocking productivity potential.
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Success
OCTOBER 1, 2024
These could include how often a team member completes assignments or how many sales they bring in per week. One Task At A Time Multitasking can severely reduce productivity. Those who spent more time multitasking while completing their homework spent more time studying outside of class instead.
Productivityist
JULY 2, 2021
At first glance, sometimes the smarter option seems to be multitasking. But actually, multitasking is the quickest route to exhaustion, burn out and errors, which are more than likely going to cost you more time, money, and energy in the long run. Try muting all your notifications while you focus on important tasks.
Vantage Circle
FEBRUARY 4, 2022
Multitasking. Research shows that multitasking can add up to a 40% loss of productivity in a day. Many leaders have convinced themselves that multitasking leads to greater productivity. Multitasking can also diminish long-term memory. Delegate More. This decrease in productivity is called task switch cost.
Insperity
FEBRUARY 9, 2017
– Pete Hinojosa, director, Sales Leadership Development. Multitasking on projects simultaneously is not productive. If your busy season is the same time each year, take a moment before disaster hits to think about what you need to do to avoid problems. Use this opportunity to include others. And be sure to cut them some slack.
Work Life
OCTOBER 11, 2024
Liesbeth van der Linden recalled an experience where her sales team was preparing for a crucial presentation to their new CEO. When a fire alarm disrupted the meeting, their sales director reacted with anger, furiously yelling at the hotel reception and losing focus on the bigger picture.
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