Management Bits and Tips

Follow-up and Follow-through are essential skills of every manager (bit). In the absence of specialized software use your existing e-mail system to tag important e-mail messages with keywords (tip). 

For example, when I send important analysis results and I want to look at them in retrospect after a couple of months for postmortem analysis I type the following tag at the end of my e-mail message:

[dmitry vostokov: revisit later]

After some time I just do a simple search in my inboxes to get all these tagged messages.

- Dmitry Vostokov @ ManagementBits.com -

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