3. Time Boxing
- Time Boxing follows the idea of allocating a defined amount of time in advance to an activity
- And then complete the activity within the time frame you defined.
- The “time box” that you define ensures that you work efficiently
- Because you only have a limited time to complete your task.
- Timeboxing involves limiting the time you spend on the activity, and hense making you highly efficient
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