DeutschEFFICIENCY TRAINING
Scientists usually don't do research for money. Research has more to do with being curious and with a drive to discover.
This inner drive can often be sabotaged by the small stuff of everyday working life: processing paperwork, waiting for supplies, permits, time slots or other people, or being assigned tasks that have nothing to do with your own project …
Back to the essentials
To remedy this and create more room to breathe, the topics of this workshop are:
- Prioritize in everyday work
- Select according to the Pareto principle
- Delegate instead of micromanaging
- Automate processes
- Create synergy with colleagues
- Artfully eliminate tasks
Sustainable solutions for more of YOU
In this workshop, I assume that you basically like what you do. This leads to the question: How to do mainly THIS and reduce the annoying rest? I am also interested in long-term solutions. Short-term gains that mean nobody will talk to you afterwards are off the table.
Your personal toolkit
This workshop provides a toolbox of options that you can use in your daily working life. Not all tools fit all personal situations, but with multiple options there is a good chance that some of them will work. Of course, situations only change if the approaches of this training are also tried out in real life. For this reason, you are encouraged to work with your own situation and identify possible fields of action throughout the seminar.
IMPRESSIONS FROM THE WORKSHOP
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I found it a really fascinating day and have already thought about tasks that I can share with my colleagues.- Maria, Graduate School Bioengineering
More time, less frustration. Great workshop idea!- Martin, Ludwig Maximilians University Munich