The Second Layer Of Priority: Criticality Level
There are many tasks in which we might be inclined to assign the same level of priority as there is no way one task is less important than the other.
In this case, we need to assign a criticality level to the task, assigning one of the four levels:
- Critical
- High
- Medium
- Low
The ones with a high priority ranking and a high criticality level are to be done first and foremost, followed by lower levels and priorities. It is best to work with prioritization and criticality together.
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