Time Management Prof in the workplace L2

Prioritizing your tasks is one method of managing your time.

• True

• False

Time management becomes less important once you enter the workplace.

• True

• False

If your task isn’t a priority, it’s acceptable to let it wait for a few days while you work to meet other deadlines.

• True

• False

Technology can cause you to waste time.

• True

• False

Multitasking is the best way to manage your time.

• True

• False

Time management means that you tend to your goal-related activities in a way that:

• Optimizes efficiency

• Optimizes results

• Uses time wisely

• All of the above

Clearing clutter means that you:

• Put all of your loose papers in a folder

• Put away everything unrelated to your current goal

• Schedule each to-do on a calendar

• Tidy your bedroom before you begin working on your to-dos

If you don’t meet a deadline at work, you could:

• Hurt your company

• Receive a negative reaction from your boss

• Disappoint your co-workers

• All of the above

Which of the following is not a time management tip?

• Create to-do lists

• Email your teacher asking about due dates

• Define your project's goals

• Follow a schedule

If you struggle with procrastination, what should you do?

• Refine your work habits until you learn what routines allow you to be most efficient

• Learn methods for handling the stress caused by procrastination

• Try to increase the rate at which you work to make up for lost time

• None of the above