Abstract

No matter how much work you do, it never seems to get done. Task management techniques are necessary to get through the piled-up work accurately. This book covers even the smallest details that may seem obvious at first glance, and introduces detailed and specific task management methods. With this one book, your work will progress in no time!

Author’s Information

Business book author, psychology writer. Born in 1973. After graduating from Dokkyo University in 1997, he worked as a temporary employee at Docomo Services. In 2001, he studied abroad at the Department of Psychology at Avila University. He returned to Japan in 2005. His books include the best-selling hacking services "Speed Hacks" and "Team Hacks" (both published by Nihon Jitsugyo Publishing), as well as "Illustrated Guide to 100 Ways to Become a 'Do It Right Away' Person" (KADOKAWA), "Small Habits You Can't Quit" (Sotec), "The Art of Living with Zero Anxiety" (Chiteki Ikigata Bunko), and "How to Let Go of the Tempting Refusal to Read What Others Say" (Gijutsu Hyoronsha).