The question above wants to assess how are your time management and your perception of whether this management is being beneficial or harmful. Like that, it's something very personal, I can't write an answer for you, but I'll show you how to write it.
First, you need to know the term "time allocation" refers to the element where you are spending your time.
In this case, the ideal time allocation refers to how you should devote your time to each activity you need to do, without wasting that time.
Based on this, you can answer your question as follows:
- Evaluate all the activities you need to do in one day.
- Assess all the time you have free to do these activities.
- Determine how much time you should spend on each activity.
- Determine if you have met this goal without wasting time on things off your to-do list.
If you can carry out your activities within the amount of time you set, or close to that amount of time, it means you are close to your ideal time allocation.
As you are not close to achieving your ideal time allocation, you should show what you have to do to change it, such as reducing distractions, optimizing your focus, among other things.
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