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?

Which is a way individuals can contribute to good group time management?

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

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:

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

All of the following belong in the plan for a complex project EXCEPT:

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

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.'

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].'