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#telcoWay Leadership & Management: Thinking Work vs Doing Work

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1. Which type of work involves activities such as planning, communicating, and strategizing?
Thinking Work Doing Work Physical Work Routine Work
2. What percentage of time do world-class leaders typically spend on "Thinking" Work?
25% 50% 75% 90%
3. Which of the following is NOT considered "Doing Work"?
Implementing Supervising Operating Labouring
4. How is "Thinking Work" best described?
Activities focused on planning, organizing, and strategizing Tasks involving physical implementation Routine administrative work Manual labor and operations
5. Which activity is categorized under "Thinking Work"?
Making Guiding Pursuing Hustling
6. What is the primary focus of "Doing Work" for world-class leaders?
Implementing tasks and operating procedures Planning and strategizing Communicating and organizing Supervising and delegating
7. What is the main difference between "Thinking Work" and "Doing Work" for leaders?
Thinking Work involves more physical activities Thinking Work involves planning and strategizing while Doing Work involves implementation Doing Work is only for lower-level employees There is no significant difference