Time management - Prioritization - Delegation - Procrastination - Firefighting - Time leaks - Life balance - Decision - Problem - Pareto principle - Closed-ended problem - Open-ended problem A. Collecting data, charting it, and grouping problems to determine cause and effect. B. Means better organization to get as much as possible from the time allowed. C. Determination of what must be done in what order. D. The need to balance work and personal life such as family. E. Working habits and practices that eat up time unproductively. F. Act of giving someone else the responsibility for and the power to complete assigned tasks. G. Boundaries and constraints are fixed. H. Responding to the situation or person exerting the greatest pressure causing one to solve problems in the order they arise. I. Boundaries and constraints can be questioned and may change during the solution. J. Are choices between two or more options. K. A situation that a person judges as bad or as something that needs to be corrected. L. The thief of time, when we put things off rather than finishing the work