It is helpful for handling work. It is tougher to read than I expected because there is a lot of it, though.

There are many tips for improving productivity. Applying the methods that suit you is helpful.

I like the structure of the book right from the start. It is specific and practical. However, there are occasional mistranslations.

The content of the book seems good, but the translation is a mess. It looks like it was run through a machine translator. Furthermore, the editing is terrible, making it difficult to structure the content in my head while reading. I wonder if the translators actually did the work themselves, or if they just hired someone else and slapped their names on it. It's likely both. Their translation skills are substandard, so they probably hired non-specialist translators. Even though it might take

Since it covers even minute technical details, I think it is a useful book for people who don't know how to approach their work.

This is a book I started reading to get help with time management. I hope it is a book with so much to learn that it is recommended by other books as well.

This is not your typical self-help book. It offers an in-depth exploration of time management and explains practical directions for its implementation. Rather than focusing on the specific methods introduced, it would be more useful to read the book by concentrating on its philosophical thinking to discover your own time management strategies.

The content is useful, but it is explained in such a long-winded way that it is difficult to read and understand. I think it would be better to read the summarized version.

The revised edition of the GDT introduction book~ It is such a famous book that although there are two previous versions, I purchased this one as well^^;