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That's timeboxing? He defines timeboxing has having an alternative plan if you fail to meet your goal. ("..think of goal setting but with 2 additional branches
by abalone 13y ago
That's timeboxing? He defines timeboxing has having an alternative plan if you fail to meet your goal. ("..think of goal setting but with 2 additional branches after having reached or failed at reaching the goal.") That doesn't sound like timeboxing to me.
Timeboxing is, you do what you can within a fixed time limit. So you're more inclined to rigorously prioritize, stay close to a shippable state and reduce scope if you're running out of time.
- adrianoconnor 13y agoI think, but I'm not completely certain, that what he's trying to say is that your plan changes based on whether you hit the goal in the timebox or not. Which I guess is kind of true -- you can't really plan beyond the timebox until you know what happened inside the timebox.