Eisenhower Matrix

The Eisenhower Decision Matrix can help you determine the _____ of tasks on your to-do list.

• Importance and urgency

• Importance and impression

• Productivity and passion

• Urgency and productivity

The ''Do'' quadrant of the Eisenhower matrix is designed for these types of tasks:

• Tasks that are urgent, but not important.

• Tasks that are both urgent and important.

• Tasks that are important, but not urgent.

• Tasks that are neither important nor urgent.

What action should one take for a task that is urgent but lacks major importance and why?

• Do - the task is important so it must be completed by me

• Do - the task isn't as important but still needs to be completed in a timely manner

• Delegate - this task lacks major importance so it can get done whenever

• Delegate - I am busy, but this task can be completed by someone else since it's urgent

Eisenhower Matrix was developed by Dwight Eisenhower who was a former

• President

• Marine

• House Secretary

• Police

In the Time Management Matrix or Priority Matrix, planning, professional development and relationship building are classified under which Quadrant?

• Quadrant 1: Urgent and Important

• Quadrant 3: Urgent and Not Important

• Quadrant 2: Not Urgent and Important

• Quadrant 4: Not Urgent and Not Important

Drop in visitors, doing favours for others and interruptions are classified under which Quadrant?

• Quadrant 1: Urgent and Important

• Quadrant 2: Not Urgent and Important

• Quadrant 3: Urgent and Not Important

• Quadrant 4: Not Urgent and Not Important

If you spend too much time in this Quadrant of Time Management Matrix, you might experience stress and anxiety, as you are constantly fighting against deadlines and experience shortage of time. Which Quadrant is this?

• Quadrant 1: Urgent and Important

• Quadrant 2: Not Urgent and Important

• Quadrant 3: Urgent and Not Important

• Quadrant 4: Not Urgent and Not Important

Activities in this area relate to dealing with critical issues as they arise and meeting significant commitments.

• Not Urgent And Not Important

• Urgent, But Not Important

• Important, But Not Urgent

• Urgent And Important

Not Urgent and Not Important tasks are considered?

• Routine Tasks

• Trivial

• Crisis

• Opportunities