Working multiple jobs can be both a stressful and time-consuming thing. To not let your second job be more of a hassle than a blessing, you must first learn how to organize your schedule. Being able to do things at the proper time minimizes stress and problems that can occur with conflicting job times. Here are several ways in which you could organize a work schedule that accommodates more than one job.

1. Don’t take more than what’s manageable
Before you can properly delegate your time, you must first have enough time available to start with. Don’t take jobs that are able to conflict in scheduling.

2. Organize
Schedules, agendas, and guidelines will not do anything if they aren’t organized or have someone organized enough to follow them. If you have difficulty being organized, you must realize that effective schedule management can come in both complex and simple forms.

3. Keep an agenda
Scheduling permits the management of time to be clear and concise. This will make sure that you don’t accidentally conflict responsibilities while easing the stress of always making and remembering the schedule. Effective agendas even help define more cost-effective and/or time-effective routes.

By doing these things, you would be able to find a less stressful, more streamlined approach to managing your time between multiple jobs.