"Peak workloads" refers to the highest amount of work or tasks that need to be completed within a specific period. It signifies the maximum level or intensity of work, often experienced during busy or demanding periods. Full definition
Key strengths include exceptional organizational skills, effective time management, and willingness to assist other colleagues and departments during peak workload periods. (members.climber.com)
The value of quality project practices helps law firms remain profitable through: - clear scope development and change management; - managing their own risks and being responsive to resolve project issues; - consistently delivering quality outcomes even during peak workloads periods; - better utilising technology and process improvement methods; - building stronger teams with clear accountabilities; and - improving client and key stakeholder relationships. (iilpm.com)
This was a time when they were being pulled in many different directions as they had to balance their intense and peaking workload across their GCSE subjects. (greatmathsteachingideas.com)