Time Management Assessment

Do you ever find yourself running out of time and rushing to do things at the last minute? For many, it feels like there is not enough time in the day to get everything done. When you are able to manage your time efficiently, you become in control of your life and achievements. Take this self-assessment to see how effectively you manage your time.

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How do you plan for the week ahead?

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I work best on a deadline so I start projects close to their due date.

I work on the tasks that I enjoy most first.

I complete things as they come in.

I keep a to-do list and prioritize based on importance and business objectives.

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How do you manage your inbox?

I try to get to email when I can but it's not a priority for me.

I answer an email as soon as it comes in.

I schedule regular intervals to respond to emails so I can keep my inbox clean.

I schedule regular intervals to respond to emails so I can keep my inbox clean

I respond to urgent emails immediately and book time throughout the day to respond to all remaining emails.

How do you deal with incoming calls?

I never answer my phone. Email is the best way to reach me.

You can reach me by phone anytime anywhere.

You can reach me by phone anytime, anywhere.

I take phone calls on a case by case basis.

If I am working on am important project I will let my phone go to voicemail and will return the call as soon as possible.

What is your approach to completing a task?

I like to break up tasks into multiple sittings so I do not get bored.

I always multi-task so I can get twice as much done.

I book time to complete the task at hand and only pause occasionally if something important comes my way.

When I am working on a task I focus 100% of my effort on the task at hand and minimize all distractions.

When I am working on a task, I focus 100% of my effort on the task at hand and minimize all distractions.

How do you allot time for each of your tasks?

I will work on something until I need a change of pace.

I will use as much time as it takes to complete a task to perfection.

I set time limits to accomplish tasks to ensure that I stay on schedule.

I try to complete tasks within the same time frame as similar tasks completed in the past.

What are you thoughts on taking a lunch break?

I rarely take lunch. There is just too much to do.

I typically do not eat lunch and use that time to run errands.

I eat at my desk so that I can multi-task.

Count me in! Lunch is my time to power up for the rest of the day.

How do you manage impromptu questions from coworkers?

I try to move around the office frequently so that people can not find me. I can get my work done without interruption.

I try to move around the office frequently so that people can not find me, and I can get my work done without interruption.

I have an open door policy and am ready for questions at any time.

Do not disturb me for any reason.

I am ready to tackle urgent matters but for everyday questions I like to schedule dedicated time so that my scheduled work is not delayed.

I am ready to tackle urgent matters, but for everyday questions I like to schedule dedicated time so that my scheduled work is not delayed.

How do you work in a team setting?

I try my best to get assigned the simplest task so I have more time for Facebook.

I like to take on the bulk of the work to ensure that it is done correctly.

It's all about delegation. I like to hand tasks off and set clear expectations about what I am looking for and when things are due.

I like to identify key milestones within each task and assign them to the team member with the best skillset to complete each milestone.

How would you describe your desk?

It's a war zone. I save everything but good luck finding it.

It's a war zone. I save everything, but good luck finding it.

It depends on the day.

My desk is neat and tidy. I throw away all notes and paper at the end of the day to prevent clutter.

Everything has a place. I can easily go back to reference important documents.

Everything has a place, and I can easily go back to reference important documents.

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