Time Management Self Assessment

12 Questions | By Cgaborit | Updated: Mar 22, 2022 | Attempts: 2526

How to Use the Time Management Self-Assessment Questionnaire Learning to manage your time effectively is much more difficult than many imagine. It requires conscientious efforts at developing new work skills and awareness of time as a valuable resource. This self-assessment questionnaire is designed as a tool for identifying your current time management skills, habits, and practices. Use it periodically as a self-check. If you are daring, you might ask a colleague to rate you on many of these items - Their perceptions might help you identify areas you did not realise needed attention.

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Questions and Answers

1.

I delegate everything I can to other people
- A.
  
  I often do this
- B.
  
  I always do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
2.

I check my emails regularly and answer the important ones immediately
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
3.

I make a list of priorities each day and work on the highest priority tasks first
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
4.

I am piling up stuff on all my flat surfaces
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
5.

I find myself working on the tasks I like first rather than the tasks with high priority
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
6.

I make a daily 'to do' list, arrange items in order of importance, and try to get the important items done as soon as possible
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
7.

I have organised my data e.g. phone numbers, email addresses and files
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
8.

I find time each day to work uninterrupted on my tasks
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
9.

I set specific and clearly defined goals, which are realistic and achievable
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
10.

I track how much time I actually spend on my various priorities
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
11.

I set aside time each week for planning and scheduling
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this
12.

When I am given a new assignment, I analyse it for importance and prioritise it accordingly
- A.
  
  I always do this
- B.
  
  I often do this
- C.
  
  I sometimes do this
- D.
  
  I never do this