Eisenhower Matrix for Efficient Task Prioritization
Use the Eisenhower Matrix template to effectively prioritize project tasks by distinguishing between urgent and important activities. Delegate, delete, or tackle tasks based on their significance for optimal time management. An example matrix provided showcases various tasks categorized as urgent/important, not urgent/important, etc. Disclaimer: Information provided is for reference and user discretion.
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EISENHOWER MATRIX TEMPLATE Notes for Using This Template Use this template to prioritize project tasks and determine which activities to tackle, delegate, or delete in order to make the most efficient use of your time. Blank template on slide 3.
EISENHOWER MATRIX EXAMPLE URGENT NOT URGENT Networking event Answer urgent emails IMPORTANT Mentoring staff Attend daily scrum Professional development Address customer issues Competitor analysis Finish slides for meeting NOT IMPORTANT Scroll social media Upload blog post Sort junk mail Meetings that don't require my attendance Review customer feedback Schedule meetings
EISENHOWER MATRIX URGENT NOT URGENT Enter Text Enter Text IMPORTANT NOT IMPORTANT Enter Text Enter Text
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