Easy to read Task Sceduler with priorities that can be used passive-aggressively?
My workplace is 90% middle-managment. I inherited a 2 year backlog of work, with a constant in-flow of new work. My productivity is demolished every day by a different Work Package Leader coming up and dropping new work on my desk and declaring it the highest…
My workplace is 90% middle-managment. I inherited a 2 year backlog of work, with a constant in-flow of new work. My productivity is demolished every day by a different Work Package Leader coming up and dropping new work on my desk and declaring it the highest priority because they have to respond to the client by end of day. In a weekly meeting, I then have to explain why I did not get the past due work done that I inherited. I had the thought today, that I'd like to mount a tv on my wall, hook it up to my PC and display a list of tasks, showing tasks currently being worked on, with priorities and owner, so that I can point to it and demand that they pick the task to neglect today and email that WPL to get verification that it can be put on the back burner. Is there a software that can display, in fullscreen, hundreds of different tasks, ordered by priority and tagged by owner?
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I’ve seen this go badly when the board becomes a dumping ground for every manager’s “urgent” item. The useful version is a short visible queue: doing now, next, blocked, and waiting for priority decision. Once everything is on the wall, nothing is on the wall.
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