6. Meet with your assessor. This meeting will be held at your workstation. Ensure that your workstation has been set up ergonomically. Before the meeting begins, ensure that the weekly schedule that you have prepared is ready to show to your assessor. At the meeting, you will be required to: Discuss the research you conducted and technologies you have identified to assist managers in planning and prioritizing work tasks. Describe each of the technologies and their usefulness. Discuss with your assessor the impact of workplace stress on personal well-being and strategies that you can be used to address it. Discuss the impacts of workplace stress and the strategies to address these that you recorded in your work priorities planning report. . Provide a weekly schedule using one of the technologies that you have researched and that incorporates all of the tasks in the list provided by your assessor and show how you have organized the week to reflect the priority of each job. . Show how at least 30 minutes of relaxation time has been included in each day During the meeting, your assessor will ask you to respond to some unexpected information that will mean you need to adjust your weekly schedule. This work will involve you prioritising the urgent tasks but showing how you will still be able to achieve all of the tasks included in your weekly schedule, noting that some may need to be carried forward to the following week. When you have completed re-scheduling, discuss your revised schedule with your assessor. Tell your assessor how you have prioritized and rescheduled tasks to ensure that you can still complete all required tasks. You will be assessed on your skills in prioritizing, as well as rescheduling tasks