The Salt Is In The Schedule

Anything from what time one gets up in the morning, to when the bakery opens, or when the bus to the train station arrives. The time a plane flies. The time when a shipment is sent. When you order supplies. The time a nurse does rounds. It is all scheduling, and much like salt, a schedule is essential. Without schedules chaos would reign. How would you know where to be and when? Or set deadlines to complete assignments? What time would your business operate? When the next rocket can take off? To little focus on scheduling could stretch a business resulting in profit loss. Too much scheduling can cost as well. No scheduling could leave a trail of inefficient activity, which strains the inability to be productive to an extent. This book is a sample guide of my thoughts and opinion on scheduling after doing so for over a decade. More importantly and earnestly, it is meant to give a small snapshot of schedule patterns if staff or project management scheduling is something that comes up in your business or life. The year 2020 was one that will go down in history for many reasons. There was a lot of shifting of everything whether it be at home, business, school, and or social activities. The shift has meant that a home that use to run between morning and evening hours has now become an all-day house requiring different things at different points of the day. Balancing all of this is the scheduling challenge for people in general. Businesses faced the challenge of moving work to homes and then examining what the new office of tomorrow will look like. Schools shut down and getting the students back into the school posed challenges for schools across the board.