What is the accepted view of scheduling periods of 10-20 minutes in an otherwise busy work day, in which to do precisely nothing?

If one realizes that one has not budgeted enough time for an important task, a skilled manager should:

The ideal management strategy for decision making is:

Which activity would belong in the category of "urgent and important?"

What benefit might be derived from delegating a task you could do well yourself to an employee who is not strong in that area?

How much time should be spent on planning and scheduling, relative to taking action?

Who proposed the Pareto principle?

According to the '5S' approach, which of the following implies keeping your environment clean and clear?

Which of the following statements is/are true?

i)Some types of tasks are better suited to certain times of the day than others.

ii)It is always better to prioritize 'urgent' tasks above 'important' ones.

Which of the following may affect your ability to handle stress?

i)Illness

ii)Hormones

iii)Tiredness

Conducting a 'time and motion study' is primarily a means of: