- From DIPS Intellectual Productivity System. Not so good naming, but a way of thinking about prioritizing tasks. What determines the order of priority? From the top to the bottom.
- Copy that.
- I donât care how you change it, as long as the other party agrees.
- If you canât get it, you canât change it, and if you break this, you lose credibility.
- saving
- If doing something by a certain deadline saves time overall, the priority of that task is temporarily increased
- This is also the way to reduce overhead by bundling tasks
- time
- Deadlines already given, meeting schedules, etc.
- embedded (e.g. software)
- After schedule times are finalized, there can be gaps in between.
- Put tasks that can be done in a pre-stocked half-hour at the half-hour.
- In other words, we can say that âthe priority of half tasks has temporarily increasedâ.
- value
- Selecting Tasks by Certainty of Value
- If youâre not sure which to execute first, choose the one with the clearest value.
I donât think so. This has the feel of someone âdoing a given job.â
It is impossible to say that they are listed alphabetically as Ryokai, Setsuyaku, Time, Umekomi, and Value.
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