Suppose you are a manager and ask yourself the question, 'Do I do any tasks that are urgent, but not important?' What you are really asking is:
A) 'Which tasks are important?'
B) 'What important activities and tasks do I take on?'
C) 'Could I delegate any of these tasks?'
D) 'Could I complete these tasks more effectively by doing them earlier?'
E) 'Why should these tasks be done at all?'

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Asking if tasks that are urgent but not important can be delegated is about identifying tasks that may not require your direct attention and could be handled by others, freeing up your time for more important activities.

Suppose You Are a Manager and Ask Yourself the Question