If there is no project manager in the team and you need to distribute 10 tasks (7 simple and 3 complex) of equal importance, how would you approach their prioritization?

If there is no project manager and you need to distribute 10 tasks of equal importance, you can approach prioritization as follows:

• Assess the complexity and time required for each task (already known: 7 simple and 3 complex).
• Distribute tasks so that the workload is balanced in terms of time and complexity.
• Start with simple tasks to quickly complete part of the work and achieve progress.
• Break down complex tasks into subtasks if possible, and assign them among team members.
• Consider the competencies and experience of team members when assigning tasks.
• In the absence of external priorities, you can use the "Kanban" or "Scrum" method for visualization and control of execution.

Thus, the priority will be based on balancing complexity and evenly distributing work to ensure the effective completion of all tasks.