Time Management & Efficiency Flashcards
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The 'critical path' of a project refers to:
Answer: The sequence of dependent tasks that sets the minimum project time
The critical path is the longest chain of dependent tasks determining total duration.
When a task is repeatedly causing delays, the efficient response is to:
Answer: Identify the root cause and improve the process
Finding and fixing the root cause prevents the delay from recurring.
A worker drives 3 miles between two sites at 30 mph. How many minutes is the trip?
Answer: 6 minutes
3 miles ÷ 30 mph = 0.1 hour, which equals 6 minutes.
Standardizing a frequently repeated procedure improves efficiency by:
Answer: Reducing variation, errors, and decision time
Standard procedures cut variation and the time spent re-deciding each step.
If parts arrive late and idle your line, the BEST efficiency fix is to:
Answer: Coordinate delivery timing with the production schedule
Aligning deliveries with the schedule prevents costly idle time.
A task list has 8 items; you complete 5 in the morning. What percent remains?
Answer: 37.5%
3 of 8 items remain, and 3 ÷ 8 = 37.5%.
Reviewing completed work briefly before moving on improves efficiency mainly by:
Answer: Catching errors early before they require costly rework
A quick review catches mistakes early, when they are cheapest to fix.