Time Management Survey – Assessments

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1. If we put our mind to it and try hard enough, we can control our time 100%?
- a. True
- b. False
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2. What is the purpose of defining our Most Important Tasks (MITs)?
- a. To allocate our limited time and energy efficiently to the most productive tasks at hand
- b. To avoid helping others with their emergencies
- c. To delegate tasks to others for completion
- d. All of the above
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3. When is the best time to plan our schedules?
- a. First thing in the morning
- b. During your peak energy hours in the day
- c. When our energy levels are relatively depleted (they are not very high)
- d. At random times throughout the day
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4. What would be the next most important and logical step to take after identifying your activities for the day?
- a. Allocate equal importance and time to each task.
- b. Allocating time for tasks based on deadlines and client requests
- c. Scheduling your activities into a physical diary or notebook
- d. Avoiding digital calendar apps because books/ diaries are handier
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5. Which of these statements regarding work and life balance is closest to the truth?
- a. Work and life are separate entities that should be kept compartmentalized
- b. Work and life are part of a coninuous whole, and each part impacts the other
- c. Work should always take precedence over personal life
- d. Balancing work and life is impossible and should not be attempted
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6. Sarah, a project manager renowned for her multitasking skills. Today, she’s tackling a critical project with a pressing deadline. As she delves into the intricate details of the project, her desk phone rings incessantly, emails flood her inbox, and her phone buzzes with WhatsApp notifications.
Sarah’s determined to maintain her focus on the project, but distractions abound. She responds to urgent emails, juggles phone calls from anxious clients, and navigates through WhatsApp messages seeking her immediate attention.
Despite her best efforts, Sarah’s concentration wavers. She finds herself constantly switching between the project at hand and the demands of her inbox and phone calls. Just as she’s about to delve back into the project, a colleague pops by her desk seeking urgent assistance on another task. Amidst the chaos, Sarah gets up from her desk multiple times to offer support to her team members, address minor office issues, and even make a quick coffee run to keep herself energized.

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Based on the scenario described, what is this behavior called?
- a. Task switching
- b. Multitasking
- c. Ability to multitask effectively
- d. Prioritization and determination of important tasks
- e. Strict adherence to rigid schedules
- f. Avoidance of handling multiple responsibilities altogether
- g. All of the above
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7. Which of the following is more effective with respect to task and schedule management?
- a. Digital calendar apps
- b. Diary with a to-do list
- c. Sticky notes and physical planners
- d. Memory-based task management
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8. What is the 50-1 principle in the context of task and self-management?
- a. Doing something 50 times for 1 minute a day is a bad habit
- b. Doing something 50 times for 1 minute a day is a good habit
- c. 50 times throughout the day, one must take a 1-minute break
- d. If we say something 50 times a day, it becomes 1 truth for us
- e. 50% of our success comes from 1% of our tasks
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9. What does the term “Deep Work” refer to?
- a. Meditating deeply during work intervals to achieve a deeper level of concentration.
- b. Working on a single task or project uniterrupted, with intense focus and for a significant amount of time
- c. Creating detailed mind maps and diagrams to visualise work processes to achieve a deeper understanding of that work
- d. Breaking down work processes into much smaller chunks to ensure to ensure you obtain a deep understanding of the work
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10. Think of your work life as a pendulum, swinging/ oscillating between two extremes or ends on an arc. At one end of this extreme lies Peak Productivity, where we can achieve maximum productivity. What will the pendulum require to consistently reach this extreme (Peak Productivity)?
- a. Working on a single task or project uninterrupted, with intense focus and for a significant amount of time so that the pendulum swings smoothly
- b. Breaking down work processes into much smaller chunks so that the pendulum swings between both extremes
- c. The pendulum requires enough momentum, which requires it to first swing to the opposite end of the extreme.
- d. All of the above
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