Time Management and Punctuality

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THE IMPORTANCE OF PUNCUALITY

punctuality is the habit of doing things exactly on time. a punctual person will be a winner wherever he or she goes. a punctual person is always one step ahead of everyone else. most people live by planning work and work plan. But if you do not stick to your word how are you to become a better person in life?
Punctuality is essential for man or woman in every walk of life. for a soldier to be punctual it takes discipline and is also a great blessing. If you are punctual you will get enough time to do your work according to your plan. in combat punctuality can make all the difference between you bringing your brothers back dead or alive.
Punctuality is inevitable everywhere. in business also this is very …show more content…

I believe being punctual is being on time. it really is quite simple. plan to be early, and start out early. plan to arrive 15mins prior to the scheduled time, you will be on time if you always show up a quarter of an hour before your scheduled time says then you are never wrong and that is why over this past weekend i had woken up 30 minutes prior to inform you of my check in.
There is no doubt that i think failing to wake up on time shows my lack of punctuality, discipline, motivation and I will fix it. I understand the reasoning behind the 15 minutes prior rule. Non-Commissioned officers may require that time to get an assessment of their troops, and give a briefing and ensure that all personnel are present. A soldier who does not meet his timeline diminishes the teams ability to affectively accomplish the task at hand, whether it be pmcs the vehicles down at the motor pool or something as simple as area beautification.
If a solder does not arrive on time he can be reported as a failure to report (FTR) and miss any necessary instructions. Then the soldier will have to be disciplined by his noncommissioned officer, which further reduces the manpower in which it would take to accomplish the days task, in a field environment, the combat effectiveness of the unrelieved guard is also reduced due to fatigue, anger, hunger, or any other plethora of reasons.

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