Keeping Your Business Organized: Time Management & Workflow

by James Fischer

Overview

Are you interested in having your own business? Today, young people have never had more opportunities to build new and exciting businesses. Before you start your business, you'll need to know the basics, though. Without organization, many businesses don't do as well as they could. If you don't keep your work schedules organized, you can quickly find things getting out of control. In Keeping Your Business Organized: Time Management&Workflow, you'll learn how to keep on schedule, and how you can keep your business running smoothly.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781422289075
Publisher:	Mason Crest
Publication date:	09/02/2014
Series:	Young Adult Library of Small Business an
Sold by:	SIMON & SCHUSTER
Format:	NOOK Book
Pages:	64
Lexile:	920L (what's this?)
File size:	4 MB
Age Range:	12 - 17 Years

Table of Contents

Introduction 6

1 The Connection Between Time and Money 11

2 Making a Schedule 21

3 Avoiding Distractions 33

4 Organizing Records: Setting Up a System 43

5 Creating Good Habits to Keep You Going 53

Find Out More 60

Vocabulary 61

Index 62

About the Author and Consultant 63

Picture Credits 64

Editorial Reviews

11/01/2013
Gr 5–9—This series aims to give advice about starting a business to middle or high school aged students, but the skills and advice rendered are transferable to adults. These five volumes cover many aspects of business, from making a plan to marketing your business in the virtual world. The texts are written in a positive and encouraging tone. Short chapters with bold headings and the large unintimidating font add to their accessibility. The authors freely address the challenges and pitfalls of making a business successful, as well as the rewards. Some of the same stock photos are used in multiple volumes, and the titles do suffer from some editing issues. For example, a sidebar of information found on page 14 of Keeping Your Business Organized is repeated verbatim on page 15.

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