The concept of scheduling priorities, as opposed to prioritizing one's schedule, is meant to privilege:

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

All of the following can contribute to under- or over-estimating the amount of time a given task can take EXCEPT:

What is the best course of action for an email received from a supervisor, whose subject line reads: 'notes for workers in [not your department].'

What is the best course of action for an email received from a supervisor, whose subject line reads: 'please complete this task within the month.'

True or false? Urgent, unimportant tasks should be privileged over non-urgent, important ones.

The concept of scheduling priorities, as opposed to prioritizing one's schedule, is meant to privilege:

True or false? The most important task must be completed first, regardless of its complexity or urgency.