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Learning to Be Competent: Workplace Edition
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(285 ratings)
5,100 students
Created byRos Arlei
Last updated 7/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • Students will learn skills and systems to become more competent at their job.
  • The two primary skills to learn are: Categorisation and Prioritisation.

Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 32m total length

  • (Shotgun 1) Introduction0:47
  • (Shotgun 2) What does it mean to be competent?0:53
  • (Shotgun 3) What are the skills that make you more competent at everything?2:27
  • (Shotgun 4) Systems and Software: My secret to improved competence9:56

    Learn to boost competence by using a task management system like Dorst to capture tasks in an inbox, set reminders, prioritize, schedule, and track completed tasks.

  • (Shotgun 5) Understanding the bigger picture: The importance of Order1:57
  • (Extended Version 1) The Real Motivator6:30

    Harness intrinsic motivation with the recipe technique, charting a 0-10 scale of emotional engagement to move from seven to ten through actions like exercise and travel to learn from others.

  • (Extended Version 2) How Well are Your Needs Fulfilled?7:49
  • The Foolproof Tactic: Closing Comments2:06

Requirements

  • No prior knowledge required.
  • Free version of Todoist or a similar application.

Description

In this shot gun course I share the skills, the mindset and the systems that have most impacted my productivity at work.

This course is for those people who want to feel more confident and competent at everything that they do. Whether you are a freelancer or an employee, what I will share with you here will improve your capacity to deliver results.

Who this course is for:

  • -Anyone who is feeling a bit overwhelmed at the their current job.
  • -Anyone who thinks they could use some tips on how to organise themselves better.
  • -You should NOT take this course if you are looking for "hacks".

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