Because companies change hands and turn over new vendors, developing basic computer skills helps employees become more productive.
Despite following guidelines or principals escorted in the workplace, computer basics presents stress free working conditions. Whereas, a free-axle approach - builds a team enterprise with realistic solutions; to computer problems. For example, rework and doing items over again can be reduced; by having a team review the possible scenarios of a project while bringing forth alternatives at hand - saving time.
Thus, time management means thinking of alternatives; not dreaming of problems. Further, life long processes allows future planning alternatives, instead of, haphazardly or spontaneously planning for future events.
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