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Quick questions on Time and task management - SQA Higher Administration and IT
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What is prioritising?Show answer
Prioritising means ranking tasks by urgency (how soon they are needed) and importance (how much they matter), so the most pressing, valuable work is done first. An urgent/important grid helps: do urgent-and-important tasks now, schedule important-but-not-urgent ones, deal quickly with urgent-but-less-important ones, and drop or minimise the rest.
What is q1?Show answer
Name two strategies for effective time and task management. [2 marks]
What is q2?Show answer
Describe two consequences for an organisation of poor time and task management. [4 marks]
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