Employee Task List Template
A manager's list, not a worker's: every task assigned to a named employee from a dropdown, with a due date, a priority, and a status \u2014 and a summary at the bottom that shows how many tasks each person has and how many they have finished. Type the team's names once in the team row; they feed both the dropdown and the summary. Excel and Google Sheets do the counting; Word and PDF are the printed versions for the shift board.
The employee task list, three ways.
Balance the list before you hand it out.
The by-employee summary exists for the moment before the week starts, not after it ends. Read it top to bottom: if one name has nine tasks and another has two, the week is already decided. Rebalancing takes a minute on the sheet and a month of friction if you don’t.
Keep Waiting honest. A task marked Waiting should say in Notes what it is waiting on; if the answer is you, the manager, it is your task now.

