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- What is the Time Mastery Profile?
- New Features in the Time Mastery Profile
- Time Mastery Profile Model
- Time Mastery Profile Response Form
- Time Mastery Profile Individual Report
- Time Mastery Profile Facilitator Report
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4Time Mastery Profile
- The Time Mastery Profile helps people
understand how they think about and use their
time. This understanding is the foundation for
changing behaviors and attitudes surrounding time
management.
5Basic Insights
- Insight into Personal Work Habits
6Basic Insights
- Insight into Personal Work Habits
- Process to Improve Self-Management
7Basic Insights
- Insight into Personal Work Habits
- Process to Improve Self-Management
- A Common Language to Understand and Discuss Time
Management
8Basic Insights
- Insight into Personal Work Habits
- Process to Improve Self-Management
- A Common Language to Understand and Discuss Time
Management
- Dialogue about Differences in Time Management
9Time Mastery Profile
- 12 questions assessing how important the
categories are to persons job - Skills Gap Analysis gives participants an
at-a-glance understanding of where to focus
development efforts - Facilitator Report helps facilitators understand
the needs of the group even before the session
What is in the Time Mastery Profile ?
10Time Mastery Profile
- The profile is organized into 12 categories of
time mastery
Model
- Attitudes
- Goals
- Priorities
- Analyzing
- Planning
- Scheduling
- Interruptions
- Meetings
- Written Communications
- Delegation
- Procrastination
- Team Time
11Attitudes
Our ability to control our time is related to
our attitude toward controlling our environment.
12Goals
Well-developed goals are SMART.
13Priorities
Focusing on the most important tasks and
activities rather than being driven by the
urgencies of the day
You may be surprised at how reasonable people
can be when you turn down their requests.
14Analyzing
Time Masters recognize the value of exploring
options and opportunities to analyze and improve
their time habits.
15Planning
Planning is an attempt to control as much of our
time as possible, while still considering there
are things out of our control.
16Scheduling
Things that are scheduled tend to happen on
time. Things that are not scheduled may never
happen.
17Interruptions
Scheduling quiet time is often an effective way
to get things accomplished.
18Meetings
Although meetings are notorious time-wasters,
they are also easy to control.
19Written Communications
There are only four things you can do with a
document dump it, delegate it, do it, or delay
it.
20Delegation
Delegation is sharing responsibility and
authority with others.
21Procrastination
Changing your do-it-later urge into a do-it-now
habit requires positive action.
22Team Time
Communicate with your team regularly to ensure
everyone knows the teams goals and priorities.
23Time Mastery Profile
- Section 1
- 60 questions about behavior, attitudes, and
feelings measuring 12 categories
24Time Mastery Profile
Response form
- Section 2
- 12 questions assessing how important the
categories are to persons job
25Time Mastery Level and Graph
- Overall Time Mastery Level
26Time Mastery Level and Graph
- Overall Time Mastery Level
- Time Mastery Profile Graph
- Shows self-assessed skill level in each category
27Skills Gap Analysis Graph
- Helps you determine where to focus your time
management efforts by
28Skills Gap Analysis Graph
- Helps you determine where to focus your time
management efforts by
- Combining your skill rating in each Time Mastery
Category
29Skills Gap Analysis Graph
- Helps you determine where to focus your time
management efforts by
- Combining your skill rating in each Time Mastery
Category
with its importance to your job
30Category Information
- Each category is explored in detail
- Implications and importance of each category are
discussed
31Concepts and Action Plans
- Key Concepts highlight major ideas and strategies
for each category
32Concepts and Action Plans
- Key Concepts highlight major ideas and strategies
for each category
- Action Plan asks critical questions to begin the
process of changing habits
33Facilitator Report
The Time Mastery Profile Facilitator Report
34Facilitator Report
- The Time Mastery Profile Facilitator Report
helps trainers and facilitators better focus
their training sessions based on - Job importance
- Self-assessed skill level
35Group Skills Gap Analysis
The Group Skills Gap Analysis Overview
- At-a-glance look at the categories in which most
group members need
36Group Skills Gap Analysis
The Group Skills Gap Analysis Overview
- At a glance look at which categories most group
members need
37Group Skills Gap Analysis
The Group Skills Gap Analysis Overview
- At a glance look at which categories most group
members need
38Group Skills Gap Analysis
The Group Skills Gap Analysis Table
- Shows how the group rated each Time Mastery
category based on skill and importance
The table is not intended to compare skill levels
between individuals
39Group Skills Gap Analysis
Group Skills Gap Analysis by Category
- Shows the self-assessed skill and self-determined
importance for each participant by category
40Time Mastery Levels
Overall Time Mastery Level Distribution
- Shows the overall assessed skill ratings of the
group across the five levels of Time Mastery for
this group.
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