Purpose/Objectives: As a manager, you may sometimes feel like you are
trying to juggle bowling balls on a tightrope. A
manager must be able to prioritize and decide the
urgency and importance of each item he or she is
responsible for. This exercise allows individuals and
small groups to test their ability to prioritize a variety
of items that any manager could expect to find on his
or her desk in everyday situations. They will learn
there are often several “right” ways to successfully and
efficiently organize tasks.
Type: Simulation
Time Required: 60 minutes
Group Size: 2 to 15
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