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Everyone's given you examples of urgent/unimportant. Here's an example of Important/not-urgent: You are successfully selling a product at a profit. You have
by aidenn0 3y ago
Everyone's given you examples of urgent/unimportant. Here's an example of Important/not-urgent:
You are successfully selling a product at a profit. You have identified an inefficiency in how the product is made; if you fix it, you increase your net margins by 50%.
That's super important, as you're leaving a lot of money on the table! However, whether that inefficiency is fixed immediately or somewhere down the road makes little difference in terms of the payout once it is fixed.
- bryanrasmussen 3y agoright if you fix that problem 5 years down the road - wait a second, that means we lose a lot of money?!?
- aidenn0 3y agoIt means you make a lot less money. Urgent usually implies a nonlinearity in the cost of not doing it. Important means a large absolute cost of not doing it.