Productivity Club » Delegate tasks http://www.productivityclub.com Learn Something New...Be More Productive Thu, 13 Jan 2011 23:30:02 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Learn Something New...Be More Productive Productivity Club no Learn Something New...Be More Productive Productivity Club » Delegate tasks http://www.productivityclub.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.productivityclub.com Assign Tasks to others using Outlook http://www.productivityclub.com/assign-tasks-to-others-using-outlook/ http://www.productivityclub.com/assign-tasks-to-others-using-outlook/#comments Sat, 15 Dec 2007 18:17:10 +0000 AndreaKalli http://www.productivityclub.com/2007/12/15/assign-tasks-to-others-using-outlook/

Sometimes the old saying "It is better to give than it is to receive" may not always be the case when assigning work to other people. I guess it depends on what side you're on: the one giving work, or the one receiving work.  However, it is a common and necessary part of business. Someone gets to be in charge of making sure a project gets done and has to assign things to others in order to accomplish that.

Whether you're in an Exchange Server environment or not, assigning Tasks through Outlook can easily be accomplished.  The non-Exchange environment doesn't have all the bells and whistles when doling out task assignments, but it's still a very doable process.

Watch the video to see how this works.

*Video available in both formats: m4v (for small portable media players) and wmv (for larger desktop viewing)

]]> http://www.productivityclub.com/assign-tasks-to-others-using-outlook/feed/ 0 Assign tasks,Delegate tasks,free outlook tips,learn Outlook,Outlook,Outlook tips,sharepoint,tasks Sometimes the old saying "It is better to give than it is to receive" may not always be the case when assigning work to other people. I guess it depends on what side you're on: the one giving work, or the one receiving work.  However, Sometimes the old saying "It is better to give than it is to receive" may not always be the case when assigning work to other people. I guess it depends on what side you're on: the one giving work, or the one receiving work.  However, it is a common and necessary part of business. Someone gets to be in charge of making sure a project gets done and has to assign things to others in order to accomplish that. Whether you're in an Exchange Server environment or not, assigning Tasks through Outlook can easily be accomplished.  The non-Exchange environment doesn't have all the bells and whistles when doling out task assignments, but it's still a very doable process. Watch the video to see how this works. *Video available in both formats: m4v (for small portable media players) and wmv (for larger desktop viewing) Productivity Club no