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How do you organize your priorities?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: February 21, 2007     Asked by: MON 
  
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August 18, 2006 02:45:36   #1  
Lrahulreddy Member Since: August 2006   Contribution: 1    

RE: How do you organize your priorities?

I will give more priorite to that objet which is Very very important

Priorites

1) Critical (Very Very Important)

2) High (Very Important)

3) Mediam (Important)

4) Low (Means important but we can ignore for a while if we for got to do low prioritie work it will become Critical Issue

So my dear friends compleate all your work on time (try to compleate before time) irrespective priorite.


 
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September 23, 2006 05:14:02   #2  
jayavani        

RE: How do you organize your priorities?

Hi Rahul

If we follow these means defnatly we will reach our goal

Bye catch you later


 
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October 19, 2006 08:41:01   #3  
sandy        

RE: How do you organize your priorities?
Hi mam Being a HR u know everything abt a person attitude and all. I am a fresher passed out in 2005. And looking for a job in software side. can u plz tell me some basics to follow in a Hr round.I never been to technical and hr rounds now i got a call from one company but getting tensed how to attend and impress those people. Hope u can help me.bye
 
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February 21, 2007 12:49:21   #4  
adityapu        

RE: How do you organize your priorities?
@above
Critical medium low ... this sequence is natural one can't alter this sequence. I don't believe this will be the best or near to best answer to the question. We need to have more logical content in the answer also the correct justification.

- Aditya

 
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