Looking for skills to help increase career opportunities or enhance current position? Then consider the importance of time, meeting, and project management skills and how gaining better control in these areas can lead you where you want to go in the business world. It may be easy to see these skills will help in current job, but how can you be sure they will apply to future opportunities? If you are skeptical, try looking at job descriptions on the various job-search websites and you will discover that most of them will require one or more of these management skills (also referred to as planning or organization skills). Think about how using these skills may be seen by others who may be able help with your desired career growth. Being able to organize yourself will be noticed by a few people within the organization. However, being able to organize others by leading meetings and projects will be visible by a wider audience.

The different managing skills related to time, meetings, and projects are not only similar in principles, but also in techniques used. Adopting one of these skills and applying the principles can progressively lead towards learning the others. An example principle would be, if you belief in the value of your individual time, it follows that you understand the value of other people