Time management tools and programs can only go so far. If you want to boost your productivity in a lasting way, you need to change the way you look at your time and your tasks. In this installment of the Productivity Tips series, productive leadership author and speaker Dave Crenshaw explains how to boost your productivity by shifting your perspective. Dave shares bite-sized, actionable tips for finding room in your schedule to improve your productivity, developing flexibility, and avoiding lower-value activities. Plus, get strategies for shaking off negative experiences, adding meaning to your workday, and more.

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Get quick tips for cultivating a workspace that makes it easier to stay focused, motivated, and productive.

Get actionable tips for wrangling your inbox, crafting effective responses and replies, and creating clear expectations with email communication.

Get tips for minimizing technology-based distractions and leveraging tools and features to make the most of your workday.

Instantly unlock productivity at work by prioritizing tasks and working on the right things at the right time.

You don't have to be an extrovert to be good at networking. Learn networking strategies to network authentically and connect with people you actually like.

Connect to opportunity. Learn how to build and engage a network when you're just starting out in your career. Jayla Hill explains how networking can help you build professional relationships, explore different interests, and connect with a wide range of people—even if you don't have an established profession. She provides tips for making connections, fostering them, finding a mentor, and even mentoring others. Plus, learn how to ask for informational interviews, request job referrals, and stay in touch with your connections over time. Using these invaluable lessons, you can build a healthy and diverse network that can launch and lead you to success in the professional world.

Transition from writing one-off queries to creating repeatable code elements. Explore the types of objects that can be deployed to automate systems and maintain database integrity.

Successfully manage large IT projects—from the planning stages to a project's release—by learning the basics of program management.

Learn how to succeed as a program manager. Get specific guidance on managing program phases, carrying out a transition, closing a program, and more.

Learn the essentials of program management, from planning programs to delivering results. Find out how to manage a program's scope, finances, resources, schedules, and more.

Learn the fundamentals of programmatic advertising. Automate your digital media buys and spend your money and time more effectively.

Get a beginner's guide to programming, focused on Android app development. Learn the Kotlin programming language and the foundations of good app design.

iOS app development is within your reach. Learn how to create a simple iOS 12 application with Swift 5 in just one day—no programming experience required!

Algorithms are the universal building blocks of programming. Learn the most popular and useful programming algorithms for searching and sorting data, counting values, and more.

Learn all about web services—the standard method of communicating between applications and across the web—and see how to build them using several popular technologies.

Dive deeper into the foundational concepts, practices, and terminology of programming. Learn how to work with collections, use external code, find and fix bugs, and more.

Software is written by humans—and humans can make mistakes. Before suggested changes are integrated into a codebase, they are often reviewed and approved by other programmers. A large amount of developers' time is spent on code reviews. However, this skill is rarely taught. This course remedies that oversight, starting with the what, who, and why of code reviews. It then explores the how, showing how to thoroughly review everything from implementation details to maintainability and design aspects of code. Instructor Kathryn Hodge also introduces best practices for reviewing code on the cloud and implementing and committing changes to a codebase. In the last chapter, you can explore how to submit your own code for review and respond to comments. Take the challenges issued along the way to practice your new skills. By the end of the course, you'll have the knowledge needed to become a great code reviewer, saving valuable resources and influencing future design changes at your organization.

Learn about programming with data structures. Discover how to store, organize, and access data using data structures such as arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, and hash tables.

Learn the fundamentals of database programming. Find out how to build a database, define relationships, and write queries.