Part of your job as a supervisor is to know what tasks you should do yourself and which ones you should delegate to your employees. It seems like a simple concept, but many supervisors struggle with letting go of any aspect of their job. If you’re one who struggles with delegating tasks, ask yourself the following questions:
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Check boxes are a helpful form control when a user needs to make true/false (yes/no) decisions. However, you may not want them hanging around for a printout. If the user makes selections in an Excel invoice and you want to print the completed invoice, the check boxes just take up unnecessary space. They no longer serve a purpose. Fortunately, you can exclude form controls from your printouts.
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One of the tricky things to do in a customer service department is plan a department function that everybody can attend. After all, who’s going to help the customers while all your service reps are at a picnic?
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Showing up for that meeting on time was really a feat after being stuck in traffic and not finding the building right away. Too bad you didn’t have a comb to help neaten your hair after rolling down your car window and asking for directions.
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Most savvy Word users already know how to use Word’s Find And Replace dialog box to locate instances of specific text or formatting. But you may not know that there’s something you can do to speed up your Find or Replace command before you even access this dialog box.
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