Getting Things Done Comprehensive Test Prep Actual Questions And Detailed Answers.
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DOEN
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DOEN
1st step of the GTD process - correct answer Capture: gather meaningful items/stuff
2nd step of the GTD process - correct answer Clarify: determine something that emerged from the capture phase
3rd step of the GTD proce...
1st step of the GTD process - correct answer Capture: gather meaningful items/stuff
2nd step of the GTD process - correct answer Clarify: determine something that
emerged from the capture phase
3rd step of the GTD process - correct answer Organize: Sort items into places with
similar meaning
4th step of the GTD process - correct answer Reflect: View and organize the
contents of maps to bring them up-to-date with reality
5th step of the GTD process - correct answer Engage: Clearly, fully, and confidently
do what you know you should be doing at the moment.
Bucket - correct answer Holding bin (physical or digital) for incoming items
People usually have this many buckets - correct answer 3: one for home, one for
work, one for out on the go
Backlog - correct answer Old, backed-up stuff that has collected
Stuff hunt - correct answer When you search your physical,digital, and mental space
for action items (anything that's not reference, equipment, decorations, or supplies)
The 5 types of items - correct answer Reference, Equipment, Decoration, Supplies,
Stuff
, Reference - correct answer Info/materials you don't need right now but may need
later
Equipment - correct answer Tools/items you regularly use that serve a function
Decoration - correct answer Does not serve a function but reflects personality
Supplies - correct answer Practical things that can be used up
Stuff - correct answer Anything that shows up in your world that requires action,
has yet to be determined, and isn't organized.
Anything that's not reference, equipment, decorations, or supplies.
Trigger - correct answer Anything that serves as a reminder
Pitfall - correct answer Anything that distracts you from productivity
Transformer tool - correct answer Stuff enters in one end- comes out the other as
either actionable or non-actionable items.
If an item is actionable, what does the transformer tool recommend you do next? - correct answer
Find the next action and the desired outcome
If an item is not actionable, what does the transformer tool recommend you do next? - correct answer
Either put it in the trash, add it to a checklist, put it in a "someday/maybe" list, or add it to reference
Trash - correct answer Any nonactionable item that is unneeded or unwanted
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