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What is used to rank-order each group of tasks in ABC analysis?
2.
In the Pickle Jar example, what represents the small, time-taking tasks that are easy to do?
3.
According to the 80/20 principle, what can be massively increased by engineering your time effectively?
4.
In ABC analysis, what describes tasks that require immediate attention?
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In the Pickle Jar example, what represents the roles, goals and commitments that are important to you?
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RETURNS What point is reached when additional effort produces less additional value?
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What analysis is frequently combined with ABC analysis?
8.
In the Pickle Jar example, what represents activities that take time but do not really add anything?
9.
According to the 80/20 principle, what can largely be found in the first 20% investment?
10.
What method is used to group tasks according to their priority?
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In the Pickle Jar example, what represents the things you want to do but do not have to?
12.
According to the 80/20 principle, what should you concentrate your time on when focusing on the most effective tasks?
13.
In ABC analysis, what describes tasks that have significant value or priority?
14.
In the example, what represents your time, whether it is an hour, a day or a lifetime?
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According to the 80/20 principle, what should you diligently measure to identify where and when you are most effective?
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According to the time management matrix, what are irrelevant, unimportant or inappropriate tasks called?
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According to the 80/20 principle, what can be invested to gain a large proportion of the value?
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According to the 80/20 principle, what should be given to activities that need the most consideration?
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According to the 80/20 principle, what can reach 80% even when the full 100% has not been completed?
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According to the 80/20 principle, what should be directed towards the activities that matter most?
