Comments on: Defining task to stay on task http://www.chrisblanc.org/blog/management-science/2008/05/08/defining-task-to-stay-on-task/ fiction and technology Mon, 27 Jul 2009 15:16:03 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Melissa Chang http://www.chrisblanc.org/blog/management-science/2008/05/08/defining-task-to-stay-on-task/comment-page-1/#comment-1422 Melissa Chang Thu, 08 May 2008 16:18:34 +0000 http://www.chrisblanc.org/blog/management-science/2008/05/08/defining-task-to-stay-on-task/#comment-1422 I think that your posts goes along very nicely with the point that I was attempting to make in my comment about Tuesdays, which was this: If Tuesdays are the most productive day (whatever the reason), then I want to clear out the clutter from my day on that particular day to make sure that I get the most work done possible. I can schedule all the busy work for other days. But the big tasks, the complicated tasks, the important tasks - I'll try to get those done on Tuesday. Maybe this just means that I'm geared toward productivity. Let's hope so! Thanks for the interesting analysis. -Melissa I think that your posts goes along very nicely with the point that I was attempting to make in my comment about Tuesdays, which was this: If Tuesdays are the most productive day (whatever the reason), then I want to clear out the clutter from my day on that particular day to make sure that I get the most work done possible. I can schedule all the busy work for other days. But the big tasks, the complicated tasks, the important tasks – I’ll try to get those done on Tuesday.

Maybe this just means that I’m geared toward productivity. Let’s hope so! Thanks for the interesting analysis. -Melissa

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