Deck 11: Organise Personal Work Priorities and Development

Question 1

You will have certain tasks to perform and these tasks must be:

A) completed only at the commencement of work everyday
B) performed to exact standards and within given timeframes
C) only performed by staff members with black shoes
D) performed to exactly how the delivery driver of your supplier tells you

Answer 1

B

Question 2

To be part of a team in your organisation you will:

A) try to party as much as possible
B) make sure you can see other staff outside your window
C) work with colleagues and supervisors in your department
D) join a football or social club

Answer 2

C

Question 3

You do not need a full understanding of your job role when organising your work time.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

An example of a factor that may positively affect work objectives is:

A) getting someone else to help that has no skills
B) planning a bad routine
C) calling in sick
D) having access to resources

Question 5

You need to be aware of the timeframes in which you need to complete a task.

Question 6

Once you have established priorities for the day, put them in alphabetical order.

Question 7

Whatever the purpose of a task:

A) you should always work better than the colleague beside you
B) it is important to work effectively for the good of the organisation as a whole
C) you must always swap finished work with unfinished work
D) it is important to ensure you look busy anytime the manager can see you

Question 8

You need to understand the tasks on your 'to do' list.

Question 9

A task with some urgency requires:

A) mad panic and calling in all the staff
B) calling on other businesses to assist
C) looking at how much work is involved and creating a plan
D) working very fast

Question 10

Keeping a 'to do' list is all that is required to ensure that work gets done correctly and on time.