Bandwidth
Refers to a person’s or organization’s capacity to handle a certain amount of work or activity. It is often used to describe the available resources, both in terms of time and personnel, that can be allocated to a particular project or task. Bandwidth can be limited by factors such as the size of the team, the skillset of the individuals involved, and other priorities and responsibilities that must be managed. Understanding available bandwidth is critical in managing workloads, setting priorities, and achieving objectives effectively.
A business coach might work with a client who is struggling to manage their workload effectively. The coach might ask the client about their available bandwidth, in terms of time and personnel, to identify areas where they might be overextended or understaffed. Together, they could assess the client’s workload and determine whether any tasks could be delegated or outsourced to free up more bandwidth for critical priorities. The coach might also help the client develop strategies for managing their time and resources more effectively to maximize their available bandwidth.
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Bandwidth QUOTE:
1. "My bandwidth is so narrow, I can barely fit in a few cat videos between meetings." 2."My bandwidth is so limited right now, I feel like a dial-up modem in a fiber optic world."