Imagine a student who has a big school project due soon. Or an employee trying to meet an important deadline. Staying on task and working until the assignments are complete might seem like the best way to reach the end goals.
But just like cramming is a bad study method, powering through to complete a task isn't the most effective way to finish projects either, and it definitely won't produce the best work. That's according to Francesco Cirillo, creator of the Pomodoro Technique, a time-management system that teaches you to work with time instead of fight against it.
Here's how it works - open the images.
