Specifically, ‘urgent’ is measured by the difference between the time you have and the time it will take to do. If I need the coffee to be done in 15 minutes and the bread to be done in an hour, but if I want the bread to be done in an hour I need to preheat the oven now (whereas the coffee only takes 10 minutes to brew start to finish) then preheating the oven is urgent whereas brewing the coffee has 5 minutes of float time. If I haven’t started the coffee in 5 minutes, then it becomes urgent. See critical path analysis and Gantt charts and so on.
This might be worth a post? It feels like it’d be low on my queue but might also be easy to write.
Specifically, ‘urgent’ is measured by the difference between the time you have and the time it will take to do. If I need the coffee to be done in 15 minutes and the bread to be done in an hour, but if I want the bread to be done in an hour I need to preheat the oven now (whereas the coffee only takes 10 minutes to brew start to finish) then preheating the oven is urgent whereas brewing the coffee has 5 minutes of float time. If I haven’t started the coffee in 5 minutes, then it becomes urgent. See critical path analysis and Gantt charts and so on.
This might be worth a post? It feels like it’d be low on my queue but might also be easy to write.