Free online event
How to have a productive workday in the public service
Exclusive for public servants and policymakers
Thursday, Feb 24, 2022
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You'll learn how to:
- Maximise your time to be as productive as possible in the public service
- Implement different techniques to help you focus and avoid distractions
- Prioritise your wellbeing to help you make the most of your workday
Speakers
Speaker resources:
Apolitical resources:
- What's your public service productivity style?, 5 min article
- Three productivity hacks to boost 2021, 7 min article
- How to break your bad productivity habits, 5 min article
Meetings to attend, emails to respond to, projects to complete.
Public servants are always juggling a variety of tasks, but sometimes it’s tough to know where to begin, what to prioritise and how to get through your tasks while staying focused and motivated.
Join our free online workshop to explore the best tips to help you have a more productive workday in the public service. You’ll learn how to manage your time properly, prioritise effectively, and avoid distractions to boost your productivity and motivation.
Who should watch:
This workshop is for any public servant who wants to learn how to be more productive to maximise their time and efficiency in the public service.
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Speakers
Sandra Naranjo Bautista
CEO of Better Govs and former Acting Vice President and Minister of Planning and Development of Ecuador
Australia
Sandra Naranjo Bautista, public policy specialist and the former Acting Vice President and Minister of Planning and Development of Ecuador. She is the Founder and CEO of Better Govs, a platform that helps public servants implement projects that transform lives, and Senior Governance Advisor to different international organisations including Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the World Bank. Sandra is also a guest lecturer at the Harvard Kennedy School, where she graduated with a Masters in Public Administration and International Development.
