1) What steps should you take to fix your own time management program, or to help someone else with their time management problem?
2) Name something that is on your “to-do” that is not school related. It should be something that you have not started working on at all. For example, dream or wish. Now, assume this goal has become a priority for you. What would you do and where would you start in achieving this goal? Outline the steps that you would take.
3) List 10 tasks that you have to do right now (home, work, school, etc). Use the ABC system to label the priority of the tasks. Then use the Urgent/Important matrix to prioritize.
4) Assume you have to make a decision regarding somewhere around the world to buy a house. List 6 decision criteria you could use.
5) Give an example of the following types of decisions that you have had to make (personal or work-related):
Low consequence work-oriented
High consequence work-oriented
6) Give an example (personal or work-related) for each of the following types of problems that you have experienced.
Low consequence people problem
High consequence people problem
7) Give two specific examples on what the supervisor at your workplace could do to develop the potential in his or her subordinates.
8) How do you typically react to change? What kind of changes do you have to make, if any, to adapt better in the future?