Organize IT Recap: Optimize Your Resume, The 4 Levels Of GTD

October 27th 2007   Recap   3 comments

Organize IT recap for 27th October 2007

• Chrissy, a regular commentator at Organize IT, has a great introductory article to GTD over at her blog, The Executive Assistant’s Tool Box.
• Organize IT has an extensive series of posts covering the process of organizing and de-cluttering your home. If you are interested in that topic, you may find this article by Organized Home, covering four different strategies for de-cluttering.
• Having been blogging extensively for over a year now, I understand the importance of having keywords in articles. However I never thought to apply the same principle to my resume.
• This chart is worthy of attention (designed by 2Time blog), as it breaks down GTD practices into four different levels ranging from novice to expert. I’m generally a mix of yellow and orange levels. What about you?

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Chrissy October 27th 2007

Thanks for sending some folks over to check out my GTD article! Glad you liked it.

Rolf Katzenberger October 28th 2007

Regarding the chart designed by 2Time blog, it’s worth noting that Francis (the Author over at 2Time) uses his calendar for tracking more stuff than suggested by GTD. So the chart actually applies the belt coloring schemes of martial arts to his own method, but not quite to GTD, although both are very similar.

James October 29th 2007

Thanks for clarifying that Rolf.

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