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发帖数: 2635 | 1 最近比较关注时间管理。。。看到一个摘要，才意识到和INFJ的性格有关系。。。
这儿INFJ多，有啥观感？:p
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INFJ Time Management
INFJ Time Strengths
People with this style tend to be effective at laying out a plan with key
milestones. Their natural tendency to track progress helps them know where
they are in the accomplishment of a goal or task. They can be a positive
influence on others as they help them schedule, plan, and set goals.
INFJ Time Challenges
The challenge for people with this style is in estimating the time a project
will take. They may forget to include time in the plan for interruptions
and other people's needs for using time differently. They also sometimes can
get bogged down in details or may disregard certain details altogether if
they don't fit with their picture of the end result.
Adapted from Susan K. Gerke and Karon West,
Quick Guide to Interaction Styles and Time Dynamics
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Planning
For INFJs, planning is usually a good way to realize their idealistic
visions and strong convictions about how things ought to be (particularly
how they ought to be for people). Typically they start with the big picture
and how various elements are or could be related, attending to some
essential details later. One INFJ described planning like this: "I
scribble big picture ideas on a yellow pad, adding details as I go. I
recopy plans several times; each one is more organized and detailed." They
are likely to be open to altering established plans only if there is a
better way of realizing the goals and values that will not be detrimental to
people. When generating plans, INFJs may experience tension between their
interest in newness and change and honoring what has been proven to be
comfortable.
Use of Planners
INFJs usually prefer to organize their efforts so that there is balance
between organization and structure and concern for people and humane values.
To maintain this focus, many INFJs make lists and report using a variety
of tools, ranging from simple appointment books and "mental time schedules"
to more elaborate, and sometimes electronic, systems.
What INFJs say about their style:
Typical Approaches
* "Working backward from a deadline to scope out what has to be
done by when. Getting the big picture done; i.e., the rough draft, and then
squeezing in the details into 'the cracks in my schedule.'"
* Working from a definite sense of values and what is important;
being clear that you really want to do something before agreeing to do it
* Rewarding one's self for completing an uninteresting task.
Time Traps
* Underestimating how much time a project will take and then
becoming overwhelmed or overextended
* Dealing with multiple, competing priorities
* Exploring an interesting idea too intensely. "I get so deeply
involved in some major projects that all else must wait, and I may overlook
scheduled appointments."
* Being distracted.
* "I hate working in a messy environment and tend to start clearing
and cleaning instead of attending to important tasks."
Getting Back on Track
* Going back to the overview of what needs to be done,
reestablishing priorities or changing them if necessary.
* Letting some things be "less than perfect."
* Seclude myself -- close the door, don't answer the phone.
-Excerpted from Out of Time, Larry Demarest
The Experience of Time
Time Mgmt book
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