How to Prioritizing Techniques of Construction Project Management?

• Make a List: First thing in the morning, write down everything that needs to get done that day. Once you have everything down, separate the items into urgent vs. non-urgent to determine the top priorities for that day.

• Assess the Value: Completing certain tasks will offer more benefit than others. For example, I have a rule that client work comes before internal work. Because client work not getting done has bigger ramifications more often than internal work. 

• Be Honest: When creating your list of priorities, be realistic about your bandwidth. Setting unattainable goals will only cause disappointment down the road.

• Be Flexible: To be able to effectively prioritize, you must be able to deal with changing priorities. Take them as they come and decide if they are urgent or not.

• Cut the Cord: As a perfectionist, this is the one that I struggle with the most. When something is really important, it’s easy to get caught up in the details and end up spending way too much time on a project or task. Spending too much time on one priority, however, prevents you from getting other stuff knocked off your list. Acknowledge when you’re doing this and enforce strict deadlines to prevent yourself from going down the rabbit hole.

Endorse Mr.Jetley answer and nothing to add.

Funds, Materials and work force availability, Cost optimization,  Seasons, Durations, Requirements, Sanctions

Agree with expert answers.

Thank you mr. Al Yazoeri for the invitation, But with an expert as mr. Jetley I can only vote up.

I agree with the experts. I would like to add a good understanding to the task, the objectives and the resources.

 I find in my own project management that communication is Key.  Project management not only involves critical path awareness and execution but the ability to make decisions and get the work done by any means necessary at any given time.  Great article, so true for todays industry. What recommendations do you have for courses that can be taken to get a certificate in project management? Do you recommend Construction Project Management or any other specific field of project management for interior designers? 

I found the following on this subject:

Selecting Features According to Cost

Prioritizing Customer Needs

Best Outcome With Available Resources

Evaluation With Multicriteria Matrices