TIME MANAGEMENT TODAY AND ITS FUTURE
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Time management is considered one of the most essential competencies for individuals functioning in modern society. Rapid technological progress, digital communication, and increased workloads require individuals to organize their time effectively in order to achieve professional and personal goals. This article examines the concept of time management in the contemporary world and explores its possible development in the future. The study analyzes modern productivity strategies, digital tools, and workplace transformations such as remote work and automation. In addition, the paper discusses how artificial intelligence and technological innovations may influence future approaches to managing time. The analysis suggests that future time management practices will increasingly rely on intelligent technologies, flexible work structures, and a stronger emphasis on efficiency and well-being.
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