Sandy Papavero joins the Remote Routine podcast this week to discuss the differences between results-oriented task planning and task-based planning.
The CEO Warrior director explains that task-based planning is centered around creating a to-do list of activities that need to be completed, often leading to a sense of busywork without necessarily moving closer to meaningful outcomes. In contrast, results-oriented planning emphasizes the desired result, prompting you to identify the most effective actions to achieve that result.
For instance, instead of having a task like "attend team meetings," a results-oriented approach would be to "ensure team meetings lead to actionable decisions and clear next steps for the project."
