Business Breakfast Series: Organize or Agonize
Join TechColumbus for our continuing Business Breakfast Series: “Organize or Agonize”.
Many people work long hours and become frustrated every day because they believe they are not accomplishing as much work as they should. We run out of day before we run out of things to do. Bob Cich will share numerous suggestions and tips on how to improve your personal productivity by at least one hour per day.
Bob works with all levels of professional employees helping them become more effective by being better organized, eliminating wasted time, and focusing on the most important activities rather than just staying busy.
Join Bob for some real eye-openers that you can put into use immediately.
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For the last seventeen years Bob Cich has helped all types of busy professionals become more organized, productive, focused, and effective enabling them to become more successful.
After spending twenty-five years in management and executive positions in the computer, automotive, and defense industries, Bob started his own business in Dublin, Ohio in association with an international training and development company, Priority Management. In this capacity Bob conducts training through group workshops, seminars, personal coaching sessions, live internet WebShop training, and Bob has also become a recognized professional speaker locally and nationally.
His focus is in the area of Time Management and Goal Setting helping people develop the skills to become more effective. His 3,000 clients include business owners, executives, managers, salespeople, accountants, administrative assistants, etc., and he has worked in all industries. The one problem that people have in common is not enough time in a day to do all they want to do.
Bob conducts his training around formalized planning systems such as paper based planners or electronic tools like Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes, Blackberry, etc. recognizing that the tools used are immaterial. What is important is to develop best practice behaviors to use the tools effectively to better manage yourself and your business.