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How can you manage your workload to avoid missing deadlines?

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As a sustainable designer, you have to balance creativity, innovation, and environmental responsibility. But you also have to meet deadlines, which can be challenging when you have multiple projects and tasks to juggle. How can you manage your workload to avoid missing deadlines and deliver quality work? Here are some tips to help you plan, prioritize, and execute your sustainable design projects.

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1 Set realistic goals

Before you start any project, you need to define your scope, objectives, and deliverables. This will help you estimate how much time and resources you need, and avoid scope creep or unrealistic expectations. You also need to communicate your goals clearly with your clients, stakeholders, and team members, and agree on the milestones and deadlines. Setting realistic goals will help you stay focused, motivated, and accountable.

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Un buen análisis para definir el alcance será clave para poder redactar adecuadamente un WBS robusto. Después entrará en juego la gestión del cambio, pero un WBS claro sería el punto de partida.

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Kim Thong Calson Ng, PMP

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Many times, ‘unrealistic benchmark’ was given with super tight timelines. Therefore having a risk registrar enable individual to highlight to team the big scale of elements and set boundaries on what can and cannot be achieve would definitely help manage the downstream stakeholders.

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2 Break down your tasks

Once you have your goals, you need to break down your project into smaller, manageable tasks. You can use tools like Gantt charts, Kanban boards, or task lists to organize your tasks by priority, deadline, and dependency. Breaking down your tasks will help you see the big picture, track your progress, and identify any risks or issues. You also need to assign roles and responsibilities to your team members, and delegate or outsource tasks that are not within your expertise or capacity.

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Ravjyot Kaur

Urban Designer | Architect | Content Writer
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Work breakdown structures were my favorite part of studying Project Management in Architecture school. The very exercise of breaking down tasks gives a sense of clarity and a fair idea of the time the same demands. I maintain a to-do list with the broader tasks and a second one that mentions all the broken-down studies. Keeping track of this has helped me check my speed and progress during the work process, particularly when there's a set timeline for completion.

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3 Schedule your time

After you have your tasks, you need to schedule your time to complete them. You can use tools like calendars, timers, or apps to plan your daily, weekly, and monthly activities. Scheduling your time will help you allocate enough time for each task, avoid procrastination, and manage interruptions. You also need to set boundaries and expectations with your clients, stakeholders, and team members, and communicate your availability and work hours.

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4 Monitor your performance

As you work on your tasks, you need to monitor your performance and evaluate your results. You can use tools like dashboards, reports, or feedback forms to measure your output, quality, and impact. Monitoring your performance will help you identify any gaps, errors, or delays, and make adjustments or improvements. You also need to celebrate your achievements and reward yourself and your team members for meeting deadlines and delivering quality work.

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5 Learn from your experience

After you finish your project, you need to learn from your experience and improve your skills. You can use tools like surveys, reviews, or reflections to collect feedback, insights, and lessons learned. Learning from your experience will help you identify your strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities, and apply them to your future projects. You also need to update your portfolio and resume with your latest work and achievements.

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6 Stay updated and inspired

As a sustainable designer, you need to stay updated and inspired by the latest trends, technologies, and best practices in your field. You can use tools like blogs, podcasts, or magazines to learn new skills, ideas, and solutions. Staying updated and inspired will help you enhance your creativity, innovation, and environmental responsibility, and create more value for your clients and stakeholders. You also need to network and collaborate with other sustainable designers and professionals , and share your knowledge and experience.

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Es clave el continuar en un estado de aprendizaje, salir de la escuela no es el fin del estudio. Hay que seguir cultivándose y como dijo alguna vez Socrates: "sólo sé que no sé nada"... nunca dejamos de aprender algo nuevo.

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1 Set realistic goals

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