From Efficiency to Effectiveness: Practical Strategies and Mindset Shifts in Graduate Time Management
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practical strategies and mindset shifts in graduate time management from the perspectives of efficiency and effectiveness. Graduates not only
need to improve the speed and quantity of task completion but also focus on the quality and value of results. The article analyzes challenges
faced by graduates in time management, such as multitasking, balancing academics and life, and unclear goals, and proposes practical strategies including setting clear goals, using time management tools, working in segments and focusing on time blocks, and arranging rest reasonably. Additionally, graduates should shift from doing more to doing more valuable things and from passive management to active
design to achieve higher academic results and personal development.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/wef.v2i4.4598
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