Then go to Project Two, and follow the same procedure. Don't waste free time. But drop it and go back to Project One as soon as Mr. Q calls you. Don't be intimidated by large projects. In general, things will go faster if you divide a large take into several small ones.
Many people prefer to start with the hardest or least pleasant tasks.
Prioritize even little tasks. When you've done everything that has to be done today, choose a couple of lower-priority projects to work on for the rest of the day. But concentrate on those that are most likely to become high-priority soon or on very big projects that need to be broken down into little pieces. Avoid doing anything you might have to do over later due to changed circumstances. Copyright 2001 American Management Association International.