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Accounts Receivable

Bank Reconciliation

Better Security

Budgets

Change Orders

Credit Card Transactions

Entering Fixed Assets as Journal Entries

Estimating

Estimating-At-A-Glance

Estimating, Project Management Overview

Financial Management

Inventory

Journal Entries

Liquidity Indicator

Marketing and Sales

Money As A Motivator

Paying Liabilities and Transfers Between Accounts

Payroll Overview

Profitability

Proposals

Profits - Strategies to Improve

Responsibility As A Motivator

Risk Management

Schedule Variance

Take Your Business to the Next Level

Teamwork As A Motivator

Time Management

Time Management Matrix

Timetable of Procedures

The Balance Sheet, Part 1

The Balance Sheet, Part 2

The Balance Sheet, Part 3

The Balance Sheet, Part 4

Training Saves Money

Value As A Motivator

Year-end Close

   


Welcome to Mission Development

Mission Development provides solutions for project-based businesses.

This includes offering services and products in the areas of Construction Accounting and Management software, custom reporting and financial management. 

Mission Development can help you find the right software for your business and render services as a Sage Software Authorized Advisor and Certified QuickBooks® Pro Advisor.

To inquire about consulting services for Sage Master Builder or QuickBooks, please e-mail service@missiondevelopment.com or call 805-771-8400.

 

Time Management

Peter Drucker was arguably the most well-known management expert of the 20th century.  The entire first section of his book, The Effective Executive, is devoted to how the executive must manage his time in order to be effective.  It’s a must-read for anyone who wants to get the most from their business.

Time Management is more than just managing our time; it is managing ourselves in relation to time.  It’s the art of arranging, organizing, scheduling, and budgeting one’s time for the purpose of generating more effective work and productivity.  And it is most essential for the person who owns his or her own business.

As with any system (including software), it comes with a price.  That price is the time you must spend first learning and then maintaining the system.  As Steve Pavlina says, “The essence of time management is the following:
1. Decide what to do;
2. Do it.
The general mindset of time management is far more important than any system. And the mindset of time management is simply that you value your time.”

Drucker agrees.  He advocates stripping away or delegating tasks which are not essential to the process of managing, and reserving a large chunk of undisturbed time regularly for pure thinking and research.  He claims it’s essential that the effective manager or executive divorce themselves from the practice of spending most of their time dealing with crises and putting out fires.

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