AACEi RMS: Surviving Complexity: Working More Hours Isn't the Answer

Surviving Complexity: Working More Hours Isn't the Answer

These days everyone owes their time and energy to many workplace masters. We juggle analysis, customer service, supervision, time management, strategic planning, problem solving, and more. We work tirelessly on a seemingly infinite knot of interrelated problems and issues, and wonder how we will ever get it all done. We sense we are spread too thin, and that our complex workload is somehow impossible, so we work more hours to get the same output. But our hours are finite, and our lives not our own. Meanwhile, the complexity and the to-do list seem only to grow. Can we succeed despite overwhelming and contradictory goals? The answer is yes, but only by being on target and working "on-purpose" at all times. Edward Muzio, award-winning author of Four Secrets to Liking Your Work (FT Press 2008) and CEO of Group Harmonics, presents information from his second book, Make Work Great (McGraw-Hill 2010). Discover a tool for defining your purpose amidst overwhelming and conflicting responsibilities, and practice using it in an interactive, multimedia session. You will leave with a new conceptual understanding of what may have previously seemed like a disjointed role, and you might even get re-energized about your work in the process. For more information, click here.

Location:
Bubba Gump Srimp Co.
1437 California Street
Denver, CO 80202

Date: Thursday February 17, 2011

Time: 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM MST

Contact:
Anamaria Popescu, PE, PSP,PhD
President of RMS AACE International Rocky Mountain Section
apopescu@wispertel.net
303-816-4098

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