Translations:Time Management/4/en

This article looks at time as a shared element of any arranged meeting. It is not concerned with productivity methods or scheduling systems, but with the social meaning that timing carries between people who have chosen to spend part of their day together.

| Understanding=At its simplest, time management in a social context involves three overlapping questions: when a meeting begins, how long it is expected to last, and how it ends. Difficulties usually arise when one of these is assumed rather than discussed.