Quadrant 4: The Slacker

What is Quadrant 4 primarily associated with?

• Productivity and efficiency

• Urgent and important activities

• Not urgent but important activities

• Waste and excess

Which of the following is NOT a favorite pastime of the Slacker?

• Regular three-hour phone calls

• Mall marathons each weekend

• Volunteering for community service

• Reading several dozen comic books a week

What is the Slacker's attitude towards work?

• He is actively looking for a job

• He is a hard worker but prefers leisure

• He has never had a job and shows no interest in working

• He works part-time to support his hobbies

Which of the following is considered healthy until done in excess according to the text?

• Avoiding social interactions

• Ignoring responsibilities

• Watching TV shows

• Sleeping until noon

What are the results of living in Quadrant 4?

• Improved social skills and networking

• Lack of responsibility, guilt, and flakiness

• Enhanced physical health and fitness

• Increased productivity and creativity

What is the primary consequence of excessive leisure according to the text?

• Increased creativity and innovation

• Enhanced physical health

• Decline in personal responsibility and productivity

• Improvement in social relationships

Which activity is most likely to be pursued by the Slacker during free time?

• Attending professional development workshops

• Participating in competitive sports

• Engaging in online gaming marathons

• Exploring new hobbies and skills

How does living in Quadrant 4 primarily affect one's career progression?

• Leads to rapid career advancement

• Has no significant impact on career

• Results in high levels of job satisfaction

• Stagnates or negatively impacts career growth

Which of the following activities is least likely to be enjoyed by a Slacker?

• Spending an entire day at the beach

• Creating detailed plans for the week

• Watching TV series back-to-back

• Playing video games for hours

What does Quadrant 4 typically lack?

• Leisure and relaxation

• Urgency and importance

• Fun and entertainment

• Structure and productivity