Time management, a skill we can all take advantage of. Are you always late getting out the door, getting to work, or leaving work? Do you just seem unorganized and behind?
OK, a little about me. I am a time management freak. I do not like to be late, and I loathe leaving work late. I have 3 goals at work: be the absolute best nurse I can be, be on time, and go home on time. I do not want overtime, and I don’t want to stay late finishing stuff I didn’t do efficiently. I have worked in many types of nursing including big hospitals, little hospitals, nursing homes, home care, and assisted living. My day looks basically the same no matter where I work. Why? Because I have established a routine, or schedule. This routine will fit no matter what environment I work in. Now, when I start a new job it may take a bit to get my routine established because I have to get to know where everything is, who people are etc. But after a few days, I am right into my routine. Now that doesn’t mean I am not flexible. I can have a routine and still manage to be flexible. The routine just allows me to pick right back up where I left off with ease. I can tell you 95% of the time my routine gets me out on time. Sometimes, on a really bad day, I will have to stay late, but that is a really bad day.
I have a work routine and a basic home routine. The one routine I have not worked out yet is my work from home routine. But, I am working on that. Right now, because I don’t have any clients, I am mostly learning and writing content. So, it seems very relaxed and no need for a routine. But, trust me I need a routine. So I am working on that.
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