How to Prioritise an In-Tray Exercise
How to Prioritise an In-Tray Exercise
ICF PCC Executive & Career Coach
A calm, repeatable way to sort urgent tasks from important ones.
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Urgent is not always important
In-tray exercises test judgement under time pressure. Scan everything first before you act on anything.
Sort, then decide
Group items by deadline and business impact. Handle high-impact, time-sensitive items first, then delegate or schedule the rest.
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