Is this task worth fixing?

Five questions, about a minute. Think of one task that keeps coming back and answer honestly. It’s the same scoring we use to decide whether a task is worth a review, and it’s allowed to say “not yet”.

If the task is a reply, a quote, a post or a change to your website, Teknetik HQ may already draft it for you to approve.

Questions
Five
Scoring
0 to 2 each, out of 10
Time
About a minute
Answers
Review, call, or not yet
Does it happen every day or every week?
Does it cause delays, mistakes or chasing?
Can the person who holds the budget say yes?
Is the information in email, documents or software you can get at?
Could a person check the result in under a minute?

Talk it through with Carl.

Tell us about the task. If you’ve done the check, your score comes with your message, so the free 30‑minute call can start from it.

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Your message goes to Carl by email. We also keep it with a note of your business on our own server, and look at your business’s public website before we reply. The privacy notice says what we keep and for how long. Prefer to write yourself? Email [email protected].

How long does the chasing really take?

Pick one task: enquiries, quotes or job handovers. Move the sliders to match your week and see what it adds up to over a year.

On this one task

245 hours a year

About 6.5 working weeks of someone’s time.

245 hours a year on this task.

Your figures, not a promise. The sum assumes 46 working weeks and a 37.5-hour week. A review checks how much of it is worth changing, and sometimes the answer is a better form.