How do I use Your tasks?

Your tasks is one list of the work that you and your mentor agreed on. The list is numbered. The first row is the one to do first.

What you can do here

• Why did a task appear, and where did it come from?: Learn where a task comes from.
• How do I mark a task done?: Mark a task done.
• How do I snooze a task for a week?: Snooze a task for a week.
• How do I dismiss a task that is not relevant?: Dismiss a task that is not relevant.
• Why can I not mark this task complete myself?: Find out why you cannot mark a task done yourself.
• What does a task due date mean, and how is it chosen?: Learn what a due date means.
• Why is an expected task missing?: Find out why an expected task is missing.
• How do I restore a dismissed task?: Restore a dismissed task.
• How do I reopen a completed task?: Reopen a completed task.
• Why is my task still open after I finished the work?: Find out why a task stays open after you finished.
• Why did a task change fail to save?: Fix a task change that did not save.

What the page shows

The top line counts the things that need you. It also says how many your mentor asked for. A bar shows "x of y done". Three lists divide the open tasks: All, Roadmap and Action Plan. Two more sections, Done and Dismissed, are closed until you open them.

Where to start

In the left menu, click Tasks. Read the line "Start here" above the list. For tasks from your mentor after a call, read Where do I find my call notes and next steps after a mentor call?.

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• Why did a task appear, and where did it come from?
• How do I mark a task done?
• Where do I find my call notes and next steps after a mentor call?