Another common approach that can fail is to ask the trainees what they expect to address and resolve at the start of the time management training program and resolve this at the end with approaches that are still generic. Time management programs are now popularly available. The demand for this course has increased overtime. The possible loss of a job, noise, change of surroundings, relationships going bad, fear, problems with other people and even the things that we imagine can cause stress. Aside from identifying the things that causes stress, stress management will include a good introspection on how we cope with it. Using our recognized coping mechanism that is helpful is a good start towards stress management. - The to do list are prioritized according to its importance on the operation. It also takes into account time allowances for daily interruptions whether these can be avoided or not. While they are very sociable they also avoid small talk. - They assign specific time frames and deadlines for doing things and sticks to them. To adopt to the future of real time data management computing requirements, database architects are aiming to design systems that could handle data changes at 50,000 times per second supported by 10 terabyte databases operating on near zero latency. This would not be happening very soon enough but anyone who wants to adjust to the coming age may want to make preparations today. Out of that take away all the time that you will need for sleep and rests, meals, personal things, errands and all those things that you can not do without. And with that I do not mean the TV, the telephone and the chitchat - yet. - If you are like most students, there is a good chance that you are left with about 85 hours. Whenever possible say no. Allow a time each day that is dedicated to projected time lost. - Find out why you are wasting time and have a realistic plan not to fall into the same pattern. - Prioritize work from the most immediate to the least and work from there. You can also start from the work that you like doing least.