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The Work System: How to Get More Done, Stress Less, and Succeed Without Burning Out - A Practical Guide for Anyone Who Works - Softcover

Buch 13 von 15: The Future of Leadership Series: Mindset, Culture & Change

Soliman, Mohammed Hamed Ahmed

 
9789403928869: The Work System: How to Get More Done, Stress Less, and Succeed Without Burning Out - A Practical Guide for Anyone Who Works

Inhaltsangabe

Stop Drowning in Meetings, Emails, and Workplace Chaos. Take Back Control of Your Day.In today's work culture, being busy has replaced being productive. If your calendar is packed with meetings, your inbox is overflowing, and every day ends in last-minute "fire drills," this book is your rescue plan."Surviving the Modern Workday" is a practical guide to mastering the three biggest productivity killers: pointless meetings, endless emails, and constant interruptions. With clear strategies and actionable systems, you'll learn how to reclaim your time and focus-without burning out or becoming the office villain.Inside, you'll discover how to:Say "no" to meetings that waste your timeReplace real-time chaos with async clarity (yes, it's possible!)Tame your inbox with batching, templates, and boundariesHandle office emergencies without losing your head-or your calendarBuild a sustainable system to protect your time and energyWhether you work in a corporate office, a startup, or remotely from home, this book will show you how to stop reacting and start leading your day with intention.Perfect for anyone who works-and wants to work smarter.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Dr. Mohammed Hamed Ahmed Soliman is an internationally recognized Lean expert, lecturer in Industrial Engineering and Management Systems at the American University in Cairo (AUC), executive advisor, and author of more than 150 books and scientific publications on Lean management, the Toyota Production System, quality systems, operational excellence, automotive engineering, and modern publishing systems. He is a member of the Advisory Committee of the IEOM International Society and brings nearly two decades of academic, industrial, and consulting experience across manufacturing, public services, education, and infrastructure sectors. His work bridges engineering, policy, and leadership, helping organizations design systems that flow intelligently and improve continuously. Dr. Soliman has trained professionals throughout the Middle East and has worked with organizations including Princess Nourah University in Saudi Arabia and Vale Oman Pelletizing Company. He is the founder of Personal Lean Publications and continues to write on Lean transformation, industrial systems, automotive technologies, and the evolving global publishing ecosystem.

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Stop Drowning in Meetings, Emails, and Workplace Chaos. Take Back Control of Your Day.

In today’s work culture, being busy has replaced being productive. If your calendar is packed with meetings, your inbox is overflowing, and every day ends in last-minute "fire drills," this book is your rescue plan.

“Surviving the Modern Workday” is a practical guide to mastering the three biggest productivity killers: pointless meetings, endless emails, and constant interruptions. With clear strategies and actionable systems, you’ll learn how to reclaim your time and focus―without burning out or becoming the office villain.

Inside, you’ll discover how to:

Say “no” to meetings that waste your time

Replace real-time chaos with async clarity (yes, it’s possible!)

Tame your inbox with batching, templates, and boundaries

Handle office emergencies without losing your head―or your calendar

Build a sustainable system to protect your time and energy

Whether you work in a corporate office, a startup, or remotely from home, this book will show you how to stop reacting and start leading your day with intention.

Perfect for anyone who works―and wants to work smarter.

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