Revisiting Parkinson's Law - Cal Newport
In simple terms, Parkinson’s Law means that if you take a 2-hour task and allocate 4 hours to get it done, you will end up spending 4 hours working on the task. You may do more research, procrastinate, overthink your approach—the resulting work may be the same, but you will have ended up spending twice as much time as necessary on the task.
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Anne-Laure Le Cunff • Parkinson’s law: how constraints can create freedom
Parkinson’s Law: Tasks expand to fill available time. Tight deadlines = peak efficiency.