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Video Arts launches time management programme

Video Arts has launched a new time management programme that aims to show individuals how to manage their time more effectively.

According to Video Arts, the programme - '30 ways to make more time' - will help people learn to plan ahead, handle interruptions from colleagues, effectively deal with emails and phone calls and manage meetings without becoming overwhelmed by their workload.

'30 ways to make more time' features James Nesbitt, Ralf Little, Shelly Conn and Daniel Ryan.

Martin Addison, MD, Video Arts, said: "Most people think they are efficient, but unless they know how to manage their time, it¹s unlikely they will ever be fully effective."

"Poor time management not only affects the individual, it can also have a knock-on-effect on colleagues and team members. Additionally, stress at work often bleeds through into our home life too, so it is vital that staff seek to make the most productive use of their time at work."

The programme is available on DVD, priced at £1299, or to license as a video stream for £1299 for an annual license for an organisation with less than 500 employees.

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For more information about Video Arts' time management programme, visit: www.videoarts.com/timemanagement

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