How do you organize, plan, and prioritize your work?
The interviewer is wanting to hear how you are going to cope with different tasks and whether they can be performed without major supervision. The best way to start to plan and prioritize your work is to write down your thought processes, outlining the most urgent tasks and when they should be done in the time-scales provided. Show to the interviewer that you can multi-task, be aware of the urgency levels and meet performance exacting standards and be prepared to talk about all your coping mechanisms.
"I start my day at work by making a list of all the tasks that need to be done and put them in a sequence according to their priority. The basis of setting the priority depends on the importance of those tasks and how soon they need to be finished. This helps me in finishing most of my work on time."
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Anonymous Answer
I organize, plan and prioritize, my work by going to my station and assessing the area or the workplace. After assessing the work area, I write a list of everything I need and then I grab all my pans and utensils and then I grab my stock and everything I need for the station and that’s what I do.
Jaymie's Feedback
Perfect!