DAAD Time Managements

One of the following sentences is true regarding tasks:

• "Tasks are any work that is required of you by your manager, teacher or authority figure."

• "Tasks start from the smallest and simplest tasks that you may start your day with to the end."

• "Tasks are only the big and important things that you have to do during the day."

• "Tasks have no relationship with time and only have a relationship with productivity."

The relationship between Juggling of tasks and a person's skill level in each task:

• Yes, there is a relationship.

• No, there is no relationship.

One of the following sentences is not true regarding the daily schedule on Excel:

• "Calculating sleep and eating hours are included when filling out an Excel schedule."

• "The daily schedule on Excel is the first and essential step to utilizing time efficiently."

• "It is necessary to fill in leisure and free time in the daily Excel schedule and not just work times."

• "It is advised to fill out the schedule in the way you wish to see your day unfold."

It's very important to reflect your Excel schedule so that your week is utilized in the right and appropriate way for you:

• Passion

• Long-term goals

• Work/study hours

• All the above

The S.M.A.R.T.E.R model is the S.M.A.R.T model in addition to the E.R, which is an abbreviation for:

• Easy+Reliable

• Exciting+Rewarding

• Elegant+Reassuring

• Enlightening+Repeated

Why are time and productivity management skills considered important life skills in the current era?

• These skills weren't considered this important, but the Covid-19 virus increased their importance.

• Because they help increase customer satisfaction in relation to work life, achieve ascending goals, reduce stress and achieve personal satisfaction.

• Because they give the ability to control time completely to achieve long-term goals only.

The trick to completing tasks in half the time is to do as many tasks as possible without regard to their type.

• Yes

• No

It's important to follow flexibility in completing tasks.

• True

• False

Multitasking depends on:

• The type of tasks, ability to perform tasks, and number of tasks.

• The nature of tasks, the type of tasks, and the ability to perform tasks.

• The designated time for each task, the type of tasks, and personal skills.

• The nature of tasks, the type of tasks, and personal flexibility.

Start your day with:

• Small and simple tasks to give you a sense of accomplishment

• Then proceed directly to big and difficult tasks

• Tasks that require very little time to complete

• Tasks that you enjoy doing