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You guys are so great! You've really helped me with my calendar work - and I
have a huge volume of it... I keep my two director's calendars updated and try to keep their 10 managers and 3 educators up to date, but it's difficult to do when they don't put things on their own calendars. For example, recently one of my directors wanted a meeting with all of her managers and educators. . . that's 8 people (not including the director). I found a time and date when they were all available and booked a room for it, only to discover that only TWO of them would actually be available!! I had to re-book this meeting three times because so many of them hadn't kept their calendars up to date. I'm sure you can imagine how frustrating that is! Any tips for getting them to be a little more reliable? I'm not their boss so really can't "force" them to! Thanks, Meenie |
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I'm sure they have electronic agendas on their pda's ... Just make sure they
synchronise those with their Outlook every time it's connected to the dongle. "Meenie" wrote in message ... You guys are so great! You've really helped me with my calendar work - and I have a huge volume of it... I keep my two director's calendars updated and try to keep their 10 managers and 3 educators up to date, but it's difficult to do when they don't put things on their own calendars. For example, recently one of my directors wanted a meeting with all of her managers and educators. . . that's 8 people (not including the director). I found a time and date when they were all available and booked a room for it, only to discover that only TWO of them would actually be available!! I had to re-book this meeting three times because so many of them hadn't kept their calendars up to date. I'm sure you can imagine how frustrating that is! Any tips for getting them to be a little more reliable? I'm not their boss so really can't "force" them to! Thanks, Meenie |
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Thank you, Robert. I'm afraid they aren't much better at keeping their pda's
updated than they are their calendars. But I'm working on getting them organized ![]() "Robert" wrote: I'm sure they have electronic agendas on their pda's ... Just make sure they synchronise those with their Outlook every time it's connected to the dongle. "Meenie" wrote in message ... You guys are so great! You've really helped me with my calendar work - and I have a huge volume of it... I keep my two director's calendars updated and try to keep their 10 managers and 3 educators up to date, but it's difficult to do when they don't put things on their own calendars. For example, recently one of my directors wanted a meeting with all of her managers and educators. . . that's 8 people (not including the director). I found a time and date when they were all available and booked a room for it, only to discover that only TWO of them would actually be available!! I had to re-book this meeting three times because so many of them hadn't kept their calendars up to date. I'm sure you can imagine how frustrating that is! Any tips for getting them to be a little more reliable? I'm not their boss so really can't "force" them to! Thanks, Meenie |
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Can you influence the top cat to motivate the managers to use their
corporate tool (Outlook)? If it's meant to be a business process then ALL of them need to use it. Ask them what they're worried about..... they may not understand how to mark meetings private. Also they probably need to be trained in how to use the Calendar. I have met many senior managers who really bumble about and it takes them forever to do simple Calendar stuff. I hope this helps you at least a little bit! Judy Gleeson MVP Outlook Outlook trainer and author of Productiv_IT with Outlook www.acorntraining.com.au "I not only use all the brains I have, but all I can borrow." (Woodrow Wilson) "Meenie" wrote in message ... Thank you, Robert. I'm afraid they aren't much better at keeping their pda's updated than they are their calendars. But I'm working on getting them organized ![]() "Robert" wrote: I'm sure they have electronic agendas on their pda's ... Just make sure they synchronise those with their Outlook every time it's connected to the dongle. "Meenie" wrote in message ... You guys are so great! You've really helped me with my calendar work - and I have a huge volume of it... I keep my two director's calendars updated and try to keep their 10 managers and 3 educators up to date, but it's difficult to do when they don't put things on their own calendars. For example, recently one of my directors wanted a meeting with all of her managers and educators. . . that's 8 people (not including the director). I found a time and date when they were all available and booked a room for it, only to discover that only TWO of them would actually be available!! I had to re-book this meeting three times because so many of them hadn't kept their calendars up to date. I'm sure you can imagine how frustrating that is! Any tips for getting them to be a little more reliable? I'm not their boss so really can't "force" them to! Thanks, Meenie |
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