How can I make a really long day go quicker at work?
817221
spend alot of time on this website....
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It depends on how is your office load. If you are working where there is not much of tension and stress then I would suggest that after coming home take a small stroll, caom back take a bath and get into study by 8 PM study till 11 PM, have food and go for small walk and get back to study by 12 midnight and study till 2 AM. However if your office work is stressful then best time is morning, wake up early - may be around 3 AM and then study till 8 AM if you office is nearby or till whatever time you can afford.\n\nYou may be thinking what are these time but my friend if you want to clear Civil, this is nothing because it will require much more than this. People clock around 14-15 hours of study.\n\nBest of luck.
322226
Forget going before work.\n\nGo after you get done at work, take your gym bag with you.\n\nIt helps avoid the rush hour traffic home.
1114051
try a soft music- maybe something instrumental- if you like some background noise.  That way, you won't have something with words to distract you.  Also, if you have more than 1 subject to work on, work in 1/2 hour intervals- taking a short break (2-3) minutes in between intervals.  Sometimes working for such long hours at once, you could lose your concentration.
56764
better management of your time. and work faster. actually.. you just have to  move faster... you probably get sidetracked most of the time
1050248
get a good system administrator so employees cannot alter time on system clock\n\nuntil then: stand at door when she comes in, look at watch when she sees you...
632586
The best thing to do is keep working to the best of your ability, at the same time, start looking for a better job.  You spend 8 hours a day at work, find a job you enjoy doing with a boss and coworkers you enjoy working with.
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Limits to the Traditional Time Management Approach\n\n"You can gain extra minutes and even hours every day by following these tips from a time management expert," the article in the tabloid newspaper announces. (You know the kind of paper I'm talking about, the kind nobody reads, let alone buys, but that somehow boasts a paid circulation in the millions.)\nAmong these tips from the expert, Lucy Hedrick, author of 365 Ways to Save Time:\n\n"If you don't have time for reading, letter-writing, cooking or exercising, get up earlier in the morning."\nThat seems to be a favorite solution. Other experts, the ones who study sleep, estimate that Americans are now getting 60 to 90 minutes less sleep each night than they did 10 to 15 years ago. (Again, more on the vital topic of snoozing in a later chapter.)\n\n"Keep your breakfast fast and simple. Try a 'blender breakfast' consisting of a banana, fruit juice, granola and a dash of honey."\n"If your bathtub needs a cleaning, do it during your shower. You can scrub as you finish washing or while your hair conditioner is working."\nI could do those things. I could make up a huge pitcher of "blender breakfast" and keep it in a cooler in my car, so I could drink it on the way to work.\n\nI could take a water-proof tape player into the shower with me, so I could listen to a self-help tape (preferably on one of those compressed players that takes the "dead air" pauses out) while I'm going at the grouting with my toothbrush. I suppose I could even wear my clothes into the shower, like the protagonist in Anne Tyler's marvelous novel, The Accidental Tourist, so I could wash my duds while I showered, grouted, and listened.
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Get organised.\n\nMake a timetable and stick to it.\n\nMake people you care for depend on the results of your work (like for example, promise a friend you'll do something they need), so you'll have an extra reason for finishing your work.\n\nGet started without thinking too much about it. The difficult thing is starting, but once you're in motion, everything seems easier. I call this "cheating myself into working".\n\nSee a psychologist to make sure there is nothing that is bothering you.\n\nTry to leave things you like for the end, as a reward for doing everything else.\n\nFind the joy of what you have to do. I mean there must be something funny even in the dullest chore. Find it, and see if it gets easier to do.\n\nDo whatever you can with music, or good company. Of course, some things can't be done with music, because it disturbs, but others can.\n\nEat healthy, sleep well at roughly the same hours every day, and do everything else so that your physical health is not in the way.
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If you dont have that much time, i would consider walking more...i mean, instead of choosing a parking lot closer to where you work, choose the one that you have to walk more, some people choose their lunch time to do some exercise, maybe walk around the block, you also may consider eating food with little calories, salads, less fat, less candy while working, plenty of water, no sodas, simple steps can make you live a healthy and longer life, doin it everyday, you'll see the difference on the long way. hope these tips help you some.
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Divide tasks into small, easy to do parts. Also try to ignore the things that disturb you, ie: TV, Computer (if you can help it), iPod, ect.\n\nHere is an example how to divide the tasks into smaller parts. Let's say we have a report due in 1 week. Here is a made-up schedule:\n\nDay 1\n-Find information for 30 minutes\n\nDay 2\n-Find information for 30 minutes\n\nDay 3\n-Write rough draft for 30 minutes\n\nDay 4\n-Finish rough draft\n\nDay 5\n-Write Final Copy for 30 minutes\n\nDay 6\n-Finish final copy\n\nDay 7\n-Relax\n\nBy doing a little work each day, I find it to make things easy in the long run. I think that working for about 30 minutes a day will not be tiring, but you will still get quite a bit done.
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I have the same problem! I'm a phone operator and I'm bored out of my mind... I have 2 1/2 hours left on my shift and my brain is slowly beginning to melt. http://games.yahoo.com helps :P
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Prioritising your day:\nWrite down everything you have to do including deadlines if applicable\nStart with the tasks that require an early deadline\nIf you need to talk to other members of staff make sure you do this whilst they are available (catch them before they go off to meetings/home on half days etc)\nOrganise the rest according to what you can do now and what you need to find more information about.\n\nBenefits of working with others in a team:\nLearning from each other- realising that we all have different knowledge and skills\nIf you're not sure about something there's always someone around to help you to find the answer\nYou can use other people as role models- You may find someone you aspire to and this can motivate you in your work to reach their level of expertise\nYou can reflect on your experiences with other people and they can help you learn from mistakes and improve your future practice.\n\nSorry, it's been a long day!  Hope someone else can help with the last 2!!!!
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stop pissing about on the interent and start revising.\n\nset yourself time schedules to work to.\ne.g. \nstart at 9am to 9.45\nbreak at 9.45 am to 10 am\nstart at 10am to 10.45\n\netc.\n\ntake a 45 minutes lunch 11.45 to 12.30\nstart at 12.30 to 13.15\netc.
237896
If you want it bad enough, you will find the time. It would also help if you described what your typical day is like now. You just say you are "busy", but what are you busy doing?
92040
depending on the type of work you do...keep a stack of papers on your desk, and if someone happens by, start shuffling the papers, like you're looking for a particular sheet, or pretend to be reading one, maybe even use a highlighter, and mumble to yourself (but loud enough for someone walking by to hear) about how much work you have to do yet today....
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Two ways:\n1.  Keep extremely busy.\n2.  Sleep