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    The priority matrix document categorizes tasks into four quadrants based on their urgency and importance. Quadrant A contains high priority tasks that require immediate attention, while quadrant B includes important but not urgent tasks that need planning. Quadrant C consists of tasks that are time-consuming but not critical to success. Quadrant D houses the least important tasks that should be attended to when there is available time.

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    The priority matrix document categorizes tasks into four quadrants based on their urgency and importance. Quadrant A contains high priority tasks that require immediate attention, while quadrant B includes important but not urgent tasks that need planning. Quadrant C consists of tasks that are time-consuming but not critical to success. Quadrant D houses the least important tasks that should be attended to when there is available time.

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    The priority matrix document categorizes tasks into four quadrants based on their urgency and importance. Quadrant A contains high priority tasks that require immediate attention, while quadrant B includes important but not urgent tasks that need planning. Quadrant C consists of tasks that are time-consuming but not critical to success. Quadrant D houses the least important tasks that should be attended to when there is available time.

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    Priority Matrix

    Urgent Not so
    A. High priority. B.urgent
    These tasks require
    Important

    Tasks that need to planning, thinking


    be done right and collaboration.
    away should go
    here.

    C. Not incredibly D. The least important


    important to your tasks like returning
    important

    success, but these phone calls,


    Not so

    tasks are time emailing, filing etc.


    consuming and Not of immediate
    render a lot of attention, but can
    interruptions quickly turn into
    without valuable “A” quadrant
    results. problems if not
    attended to.

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