"I first make a list of all the things I need to accomplish. Checking off this list will ensure all things have been completed. Self-organizational skills will help to manage my time."

"Every Monday morning, I will manage my weekly calendar with my projects, internal and external stakeholder meetings, team meetings, and finally, meeting with my manager if there are any. All projects come under four categories: low priority, high priority, and critical and release. Each class will be given a different color and preference according to its importance."

"Self-organization and color coding time blocks help me prioritize and multi-task. I clock in a few minutes early to check emails and make my to-do list for the day and week."

"In my experience working remotely, I have created a spreadsheet of tasks to address at the beginning of each work week. To address the priority tasks effectively, I will set a block during the day to focus on the most urgent tasks to bring completion. I will notify the team lead or management that I’ve set aside this time from emails, phones & messages."

"The tools I utilize at work to maintain efficiency and manage my tasks depend entirely on the role and work I’m assigned. As an example, as a PA to a family law attorney, I found Project Panther most effective in managing a caseload and keeping sight of deadlines. Yet in my caregiving position, I found Care Zone to be useful in tracking medications and keeping to a daily care routine. All in all, utilizing any tool to maintain communications as well as time or task and routine recording has aided in achieving the desired results across the board."