Mastering Prioritization: A Structured Approach

A structured program based on Richard McMahon's advice for answering the interview question 'How do you prioritize your work?' This program focuses on a practical, five-step process to effective task management, reflecting McMahon's emphasis on structured approaches.

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Program Modules

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Understanding Prioritization in Interviews

Explore why interviewers ask about prioritization and its significance in professional settings. Reflect on personal experiences and business needs.

Reflect: The Importance of Prioritization

Weekly

Consider the role of prioritization in achieving goals and managing responsibilities.

Having the ability to take responsibility for your day-to-day activities is going to be crucial in your role.

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Business Needs and Prioritization

Weekly

Analyze how prioritizing tasks aligns with organizational objectives.

Make sure you tell the interviewer you will always prioritize your tasks in order of importance based on the needs of their business.

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The Five-Step Prioritization Process

Learn and apply Richard McMahon's five-step process for managing tasks, with practical exercises for each step.

Practice: Implementing the Five Steps

Weekly

Step-by-step walkthrough and practice of each element of the five-step system.

To ensure everything I am responsible for gets completed on time and to the right standard, I use an efficient five-step system for managing and prioritizing multiple time sensitive tasks.

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Demonstrate Flexibility and Adaptability

Weekly

Reflect on the importance of adaptability and how to showcase this in an interview.

Show you are a flexible and adaptable employee who is prepared to stay behind late after work to get everything completed if needed.

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Crafting Your Prioritization Response

Develop and refine your structured answer for the 'How do you prioritize?' interview question.

Develop Your Scripted Response

Weekly

Write a compelling response to the interview question based on the five-step approach.

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