Task Management

Are you overwhelmed by a growing list of tasks, action items, and projects? This practical and engaging webinar is designed to help professionals take control of their workload by using Microsoft Outlook To Do as a central hub for task management. Whether you're juggling multiple deadlines, managing team deliverables, or trying to stay on top of daily responsibilities, this session will equip you with proven strategies to organize, prioritize, and track your work more efficiently.

Participants will gain insights into how to seamlessly integrate their tasks into their weekly schedule, improve their focus, and ultimately boost productivity. By leveraging Outlook To Do and its features—such as due dates, reminders, and task categorization—you'll be able to break down large projects into manageable steps and avoid common pitfalls that derail task management systems. This training is ideal for anyone looking to streamline their workflow and gain clarity over their professional responsibilities.

• Understand and Manage Task Types: Learn the different types of tasks and how to approach and prioritize them effectively.
• Overview of Task Apps: Explore various digital task management tools and how they compare to Outlook To Do.
• Utilize Outlook To Do: Learn how to track tasks, set due dates and reminders, and organize your workflow using Outlook.
• Track and Maintain Task Lists: Gain actionable strategies to update and maintain your task lists for consistent productivity.
• Use Your Calendar Effectively: Integrate your task list with your daily and weekly Outlook calendar to stay on track.
• Track Projects and Sub-Tasks: Learn how to break down larger projects into sub-tasks and track progress easily.
• Overcome Common Task List Pitfalls: Identify the top reasons task lists fail and discover how to avoid these common mistakes.

Why You Should Attend:
This webinar will help you create a sustainable, focused task management system using Outlook To Do, so you can stay on top of your responsibilities and reduce work-related stress.