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- First sub-division of a project
- Sequentially break-down project into smaller chunks
- Each task is a distinct component of a project that, at its conclusion, produces a deliverable that is either an input to another task or an output of the whole project.
- Is applied to a folder
Task Properties
→ Project ⇒ Pulled by templater from the folder that contains the note → Title ⇒ Prompted by templater at creation of note → Task Number ⇒ Prompted by templater at creation of note → Date Created → Date Due → Description → Priority ⇒ 0 (lowest) through 9 (highest) → Status ⇒ Not Started, Waiting, In Progress, Done → Preceding Task → Type : Task → Task Lead {Work Only} → Done
General Structure of Document
→ Scope & Description A writeup about what this task is achieving. Include details regarding what its inputs and outputs are, considerations when working on it, and the people involved. This is an elaboration on the description property. → 2.1.1 Subtasks A base that contains the subtasks of this main task. A subtask can be many things, such as a step towards achieving the deliverables, an activity that I need to remember to do to move forward, something I need to follow-up with someone, etc. → Deliverables A base that contains the final outputs of the task. Normally will only be one or two items. Once all the subtasks are completed, this is what the task achieves. → Resources A base that contains notes linking the actual resources of the project and the notes regarding that actual resource. This section will also have the metabind buttons for adding each resource type.
General Structure of Folder
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