Employees who spend most of their time on tasks that are urgent and important will likely eventually experience:

Classify the following task: busywork

The best time to handle routine mail and correspondence is:

When scheduling meetings, it's important to invite:

True or false? Supervisors should always tell their employees in which order tasks should be prioritized.

In a truly ideal situation, one would spend most of their time working on which kind of tasks?

A schedule for a complex, weeklong project should be broken down to units no smaller than:

Which is of greater consequence when evaluating when and how to do a task: urgency, or importance?

Analysts have pointed out all of the following potential problems with "to-do lists" EXCEPT:

Evaluate the following statement. "If you don't have enough time to do everything on your to-do list, wake up an hour earlier in the morning."

The 'Pareto Principle' or '80/20 rule' states that: