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The Pareto Principle
This
principle states that: ·
There are a significant
few activities from which we gain most value and results ·
There are a trivial
many activities from which we gain very little value or results The
significant few make up 20% of our
activities. The
trivial many make up 80% of our
activities. Rigorously
applying this principle to our work makes us think very carefully about what
activities really matter. Having identified the significant 20% of activities we
can then focus our efforts upon them and gain improved value and results. The
Pareto Principle also applies to time spent on each activity: ·
Sometimes 80%
of the value and results gained from an activity occur in the first 20% of time
spent on it. ·
Sometimes 80%
of the value and results gained from an activity occur in the last 20% of time
spent on it.
When
do you gain most value from your tasks? ·
The first 20%
of time spent on them? · The last 20% of time spent on them? Or is most value gained from the middle 20%? To see the Tallis Training 'Spending Time Effectively At Work' programme click Here. |
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