How Can I Succed In My Job

I have been finding it difficult coping with my job.
Pls i need your advice. The work load is too much but the management does not want to understsand. I do make mistakes because of the load and management sees as incompetence. What do i do?

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my dear l hv been there l can understand you.  one thing u shd understand is that 'what is worth doing is worth doing well'  Do one thing at a time and ensure its thorough before jumping to another.  Organise your work in the order of priority and start from that order.   lf you have office assistant, there are some minor jobs she can help u do, why u cross check before passing to your boss.  lt all depends on your kind of job shaa.  lf l may ask whats the nature of your job?

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I would sit down in my own time and have a think around how I could manage my time better.  "Activity does not mean progress".  Think about how you could change things around to free up time.  Are there things you can do in parallel to save time etc,

The other option is to define how much time you really need to complete all the tasks that have been assigned.  Make a list with corresponding times required.  Then sit down with your boss to discuss.   I have had several of my employees do this with me.  Many times we do not know exactly how much work there is.  However, seeing it in black and white helped and also gave a way to have a resonable discussion.