Unlock the full potential of MS Outlook: lesser known techniques
Microsoft Outlook
is a powerful productivity tool and if you are using it only for email and for
keeping track of meetings and appointments, about 80-85% of the power of
Outlook is unused. Our upcoming webinar discusses how to use Microsoft Outlookto its fullest extent and become more productive.
The webinar covers the
following key areas:
·
Learn
Outlook email management best practices and turn urgent requests in emails into
tasks or calendar items
·
Estimate
the time tasks take and complete work in the identified time frame
·
Use
categories to help sort information in all folders, calendar, contacts, tasks,
and email
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Time is money. Wasting time is like taking dollar bills and throwing
them the drain. Using Microsoft Outlook to its fullest extent will make you
more productive. It’s like putting money directly into your pocket.
WHO WILL BENEFIT
Any person with Microsoft Outlook installed on their computer will
benefit from this instruction.
There are special benefits for managers. Titles include:
Administrative personnel
Team leaders
Team members
Project managers
Engineers
Managers at all levels of the company
Executives
Sales professionals
Sales managers
Customer service personnel
Speaker
Profile: Karla
Brandau is a leading authority on personal and team productivity in the
workplace, having 33+ years of professional experience. She specializes in
combining the power of time management with technology, especially using
Microsoft Outlook as a tool to help individuals “get it all done” in less time.
Use
Promo Code PRDS20 and get flat 20% discount on all purchases.
To Register
(or) for more details please click on this below link:
Email:
support@trainingdoyens.com
Toll Free: +1-888-300-8494
Tel:
+1-720-996-1616
Fax:
+1-888-909-1882
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