How to catch robbers How to deal with the five big bandits

Quests every Saturday. The head catcher tells you the bandit number. It will appear on each map. Can only be found.

The five time bandits (in order, interference, procrastination, change of priority, lack of planning, waiting for a response), and give analysis and advice one by one.

1.Interference (external causes).

Interference is the most common form of exogenous temporal banditry, such as unexpected visits and **. Some distractions are unnecessary, but some are important. We can divide it into the following three categories:

Category 1: Unnecessary intrusion – the other person mistakenly believes that you care, need the information, or are responsible for something. It is advisable to avoid or end it as soon as possible.

Category 2: Necessary distractions – you care, need the information, and are indeed responsible for something. It is advisable to deal with it immediately, unless it is out of place.

Category III: Necessary interference, but occurs at an inopportune time. It is advisable to plan to the right time.

In the face of interference, we can quickly determine the type of interference and act accordingly with a "straight to the point". For example: "What can I do for you?"

Determine the type of interference and choose the appropriate action based on the needs or problems expressed by the other party. For example, Xiao Wang is busy preparing for important work to be completed by the afternoon. Xiao Li suddenly called**, and the following is their conversation.

2.Procrastination (internal cause).

Procrastination (procrastination) is the most common form of internal time banditry, such as "do what you do today, do tomorrow". It can be divided into clear (the procrastinator has a clear mind and knows that he is procrastinating) and vague (the procrastinator is completely unaware that he is procrastinating). For the fuzzy procrastinator of the first bridge, you need to recognize that you are procrastinating first.

Here it is recommended to try to write three important events that you plan to do today, and then review what you didn't do every day. You can also ask for their opinions.

Procrastination can be caused by unpleasant tasks, feeling incompetent for certain tasks, overworked, lack of information, vague goals, fear of failure, etc. Combined with the author's point of view, the following suggestions are given here:

3 Change the priority (extrinsic).

Changing priorities often occurs in work scenarios where workflows are fast and need to be quickly adjusted to respond to problems. Imagine how you feel when you haven't solved an important problem and an even more important problem has to be solved right away. When changing priorities, it can be exciting to see the meaning and purpose of the transition; But if you can't see the purpose, it's easy to get frustrated and anxious.

Compared with the negative response of "asking for leave, changing jobs, and sitting in a daze", the author believes that the most effective way to respond is to adapt, such as consulting your leader, to understand and adapt to this change.

4 Lack of planning (intrinsic).

Lack of planning is due to a lack of understanding of the benefits of controlling important initiatives, or being influenced by the work environment. In fact, taking the time to plan can reduce the total time consumed, as the saying goes, "sharpen the knife and cut the wood". It is recommended to spend 10-15 minutes every morning to plan.

When making your plans, consider the following factors: a quiet and distraction-free environment, reviewing your goals, making sure you have enough time to complete tasks, detailing the actions you will take, obstacles, and prioritizing your to-do list. In addition, we can use tools such as calendars and daily task lists to help us plan efficiently.

5 Wait for a reply (external factors).

The crime of robbery is the act of forcibly snatching public or private property from the owner or custodian of property on the spot for the purpose of illegal possession. Those who rob public or private property by violence, coercion, or other methods are to be sentenced to between three and ten years imprisonment and a concurrent fine; In any of the following circumstances, a sentence of 10 or more years imprisonment, life imprisonment, or death is to be given, and a concurrent fine or confiscation of property is to be given: (1) Burglary; (2) Robbery on public transportation; (3) Robbery of banks or other financial institutions; (4) Multiple robberies or robberies where the amount of money involved is huge; (5) Robbery causing serious injury or death; (6) Pretending to be military or police personnel to rob; (7) Robbery with a gun; (8) Looting military supplies or emergency rescue, disaster relief, or relief materials.

Robbers, robbers, robberies are all on your label for robbery.