Time Management & Efficiency Flashcards
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Batching similar tasks together is efficient mainly because it:
Answer: Reduces setup and switching time between activities
Grouping similar work cuts down repeated setup and context-switching costs.
You are interrupted repeatedly during a precise task. The BEST efficiency strategy is to:
Answer: Set aside focused blocks and address interruptions afterward
Protecting focused time blocks preserves accuracy and reduces error-causing distractions.
A job requires 4 steps taking 10, 15, 5, and 20 minutes. What is the total time?
Answer: 50 minutes
10 + 15 + 5 + 20 = 50 minutes.
Which is the BEST indicator that a process is inefficient?
Answer: Frequent rework and repeated backtracking
Constant rework and backtracking signal wasted effort in a process.
Planning the sequence of a multi-part job before starting helps mainly by:
Answer: Preventing wasted motion and out-of-order steps
Sequencing ahead avoids redoing steps and reduces unnecessary movement.
A worker completes 6 units per hour. How long to complete 30 units at that rate?
Answer: 5 hours
30 units ÷ 6 units per hour = 5 hours.
Delegating a routine task to a qualified coworker is efficient when:
Answer: It frees you to handle higher-priority work
Delegation works best when it lets you focus on higher-value priorities.