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I don't think so. However I do have a list of things I want to do, so I break them into pomodoros and I'm always surprised when I don't get close to finishing m
by tra3 4y ago
I don't think so. However I do have a list of things I want to do, so I break them into pomodoros and I'm always surprised when I don't get close to finishing my stuff.
- crimsontech 4y agoIs this because you think it won’t take as long as it does or because you get distracted during the pomodoro?
- tra3 4y agoBecause things always take longer. "Finish this feature" is scheduled at 2 pomos but in hindsight really needs 20. So then I have a choice to blow through my carefully arranged schedule and finish things, or leave work hanging. Haven't solved this one yet.
- z3t4 4y agoI just have one priority and keep working on it until its finished or something else become the priority.