The thing about procrastinating, especially when you get into the corporate workforce, is you really need to be able to gauge task importance. Is someone going to come looking for something? Or will nobody care if it's not done right away? That way you can judge which tasks you can actually successfully procrastinate on.
You also want to make sure you can do the task you're procrastinating on. Nothing is worse than procrastinating something until the last minute, only to realize you're missing a crucial piece. Someone didn't give you a necessary piece of info or something. That causes a last minute scramble to get whatever you need done. Think if you have a track day coming up, and you're putting off swapping your wheels, since it doesn't take that long. The morning of the track day comes, and you go to swap your wheels, only to realize... you don't have a 19mm socket for some reason (cut me some slack, this is just an example). Then you have to scramble to get the task done, because you didn't verify you had everything you needed before pushing off the task.
