Eisenhower Matrix
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| − | The first quadrant, in the top left of the matrix, is called the “Do First” quadrant. The tasks assigned to this quadrant signify both their Importance and their Time-sensitivity. These tasks typically have an upcoming deadline, as well as severe consequences if postponed. However, these tasks can also be surprises from an external source, requiring a crisis-level response. | + | [[File:Eisenhower.jpg|400px|thumb|right|The Quadrants of the Eisenhower Matrix and examples of its tasks]]The first quadrant, in the top left of the matrix, is called the “Do First” quadrant. The tasks assigned to this quadrant signify both their Importance and their Time-sensitivity. These tasks typically have an upcoming deadline, as well as severe consequences if postponed. However, these tasks can also be surprises from an external source, requiring a crisis-level response. |
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Revision as of 14:37, 8 April 2023
The Eisenhower Matrix, also known as the Time Management Matrix, is a tool for organizing and prioritizing the severity of task’s Urgency and Importance. The Eisenhower Matrix is a 2-by-2 cell matrix, where each cell signifies the priority and order that a sequence of tasks should be taken care of.
This method is named after Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 35th president of the United States, who was know for being a highly effective leader both in the military and in Government.
The Four Quadrants
Do First
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- Origins
- Structure
The Four Quadrants - Important Urgent - Important Not-Urgent - Unimportant Urgent - Unimportant Not-Urgent
Mere-Urgency Effect - Studies o Urgency as Priority o Effect of Reminder
Application - Optimal Quadrant - Planning - Delegation - Time Tracking Limitation - Individual Assessment
