Overflowing email inboxes are not only sources of constant stress, but also can drastically decrease your work productivity. According to a report from the McKinsey Global Institute, an average employee spends 28% of their work time reading, writing or responding to email.
Email overload is a real problem. We may not be able to effectively stop the emails from coming through, but we certainly can change the way we manage our email inboxes.
In this path, you will learn:
- How to tame the email monster
- How to manage your inbox
- How to manage email overload (3 week plan)
- Email management best practices
How To Maintain An Organized Inbox To Enhance Productivity
In today's digital age, we are constantly available (or atleast expected to be available) and continually overwhelmed. If email stresses you out and makes you anxious, you're not alone! So, here’s how to beat email anxiety, and finally tame the email monster.
In this section, you will find the best ways to manage your inbox. If you use Outlook, then read the first article. If you use Gmail, then jump to the second article. After that, definitely check out the email management tools in the third article.
Here's a three-week step-by-step action plan to manage email overload. You will learn how to effectively sort emails, how to write purposeful messages, and learn many useful action steps to keep in mind.
In this section, you will find the email management tips, tools, techniques used by 101 professionals who admit to receiving 100+ emails per day!
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