Keyboard Shortcuts
Trust Business Management Daily to provide Windows shortcuts that let you get your work done in a fraction of the time.
By using these shortcut keys, you’ll do more than simply save time. You’ll also cut down on the number of errors you’d otherwise make by typing the same thing over and over again.
Uses these keyboard shortcuts to work faster and smarter.
Switzerland’s Anti-PowerPoint Party is seeking support for a national referendum to ban the use of PowerPoint. Author Matthias Poehm believes PowerPoint is the wrong tool for making an effective presentation. His advice? Go back to using a flip chart.
Windows Key ... Windows Key and Tab ... Windows Key THEN Right Arrow THEN Enter.
Whether it’s a speedy way to create a bar chart or a trick for switching from one window to the next, keyboard shortcuts can help even the experienced admin knock out work faster. Here are a few of our readers’ faves:
Your software is sluggish; your gadgets are glitchy. Here are seven easy updates that will improve your technological life. For starters, get a smartphone—having instant access to your e-mail, calendars, address book, GPS and anything on the Internet will make your life easier.
These days, everyone is expected to do more with less, and many companies, government agencies and nonprofits have saved money by keeping design jobs in-house. To help you and your colleagues take on the task, MS Word trainer Lori Fields shares these 4 strategies:
Whether it’s a speedy way to create a bar chart or a trick for switching from one window to the next, keyboard shortcuts can help even power users knock out work faster. Here are a few of our readers’ faves.
When you think “productivity tips,” your mind may turn to keyboard shortcuts or organizing tools. But here’s one tip that stands out for its ability to help you reach new heights in productivity: Get up earlier. Productive minds ranging from Benjamin Franklin to Emily Post credit an early rise with their achievement.
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by The HR Specialist on February 25, 2011 10:30am
in Career Management,Discrimination and Harassment,Employment Law,FMLA Guidelines,HR Management,Human Resources,Keyboard Shortcuts,Leaders & Managers,Management Training,Microsoft Office Training,Office Technology,Workplace Communication
Join The HR Specialist in celebrating the second annual “HR Professionals Week,” a five-day tribute to all that human resources pros do to make American workplaces more effective and American businesses more successful. It happens Monday, Feb. 28–Friday, March 4.