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Time Management IQ

This document provides a time management assessment activity. Participants are instructed to read 10 statements about time management techniques and habits and indicate how often each applies to them as "often," "sometimes," or "rarely." Examples include creating daily to-do lists, tackling biggest tasks first, and meeting deadlines with time to spare. Participants then add their total points, which are interpreted in a key at the end to evaluate their time management skills and identify areas for improvement. Scores of 28-30 mean doing a great job, while below 16 suggests getting back to basics of organization and planning.

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Time Management IQ

This document provides a time management assessment activity. Participants are instructed to read 10 statements about time management techniques and habits and indicate how often each applies to them as "often," "sometimes," or "rarely." Examples include creating daily to-do lists, tackling biggest tasks first, and meeting deadlines with time to spare. Participants then add their total points, which are interpreted in a key at the end to evaluate their time management skills and identify areas for improvement. Scores of 28-30 mean doing a great job, while below 16 suggests getting back to basics of organization and planning.

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Life Skills Activity

Source:
Interpersonal skills for Leadership : Susan Fritz ,F W Brown, Joyce P Lunde
,Elizabeth Banset

Time Management IQ

Purpose: To help you discover how bright you are when it comes to managing your
time.

Activity: Read the following statements and respond to each with often, sometimes,
or rarely.

1. I hold planning sessions with my self Often Sometimes Rarely


every day to draft the next day’s To 3 2 1
Do Lists.

2. I tackle the biggest, most important Often Sometimes Rarely


tasks first. 3 2 1

3. I regularly finish all the things on my Often Sometimes Rarely


To Do Lists 3 2 1
.
4. I meet deadlines with plenty of time to Often Sometimes Rarely
spare 3 2 1

5. My room and desk are well organised Often Sometimes Rarely


3 2 1
6. I can quickly and easily find items that I Often Sometimes Rarely
put away long ago. 3 2 1

7 .I know when and how to cut short Often Sometimes Rarely


unexpected interruptions, such as drop-in 3 2 1
visitors.

8. Following interruptions I am able to Often Sometimes Rarely


resume my work right away. 3 2 1

9. I am able to delegate tasks with ease Often Sometimes Rarely


3 2 1
10. I regularly critique my time management Often Sometimes Rarely
technique 3 2 1

Add your total points: __________

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Life Skills Activity

Source:
Interpersonal skills for Leadership : Susan Fritz ,F W Brown, Joyce P Lunde
,Elizabeth Banset

Interpretation
28-30 You are doing a great job
25-27 Keep up the good work ,but apply your timesaving techniques more
consistently
19-24 There’s room for improvement .Start by analyzing weaknesses in
your technique and work to eliminate them one by one
16-18 Discipline yourself to avoid overcommittment
Below 16 Get back to basics. Organize yourself and learn to plan ahead

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