Time Management Design: Applying analytical techniques to improve work habits and increase personal productivity

At the intersection of life hacking and business analytics, Time Management Design presents a new understanding and set of tools for time management based on self-evaluation and feedback. Activities derived from employees' own interests and self-directed efforts (or management objectives) become the design criteria for this breakthrough analytical method. Adopting these techniques can help you increase productivity, eliminate obstacles, and focus on results. By knowing what to do, you eliminate a lot of frustration (and save your boss unnecessary grief). To go a step further, these concepts can help you “hide in plain sight” in your cubicle or corner office to rid you of bother and advance your career.

Michael Kotas is a life hacker with a background in experimental fluid mechanics and a Master's degree in mechanical engineering. He has spent his career in sales and marketing for tech companies and specializes in the application of analytical techniques to business processes.