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Congratulations! You’ve made it through a Pomodoro, and now it’s time for a short break. Since short breaks only last five minutes, and you’ll soon be diving into another Pomodoro, you should refrain from doing anything during your break that requires significant brain power. Also avoid thinking about what you’ve accomplished so far. These short […]
The metaphor of the suitcase has helped many teams improve their processes and increase their results.
This week a tough topic emerged from working with my new team: motivation.
For those with ADD, boring tasks are like a kiss of death.
More than many other factors, sitting for long stretches of time can dramatically affect your health. However, more and more researchers are realizing that light activities known as “non-exercise activity thermogensis” or NEAT can help you combat the effects of a sedentary lifestyle. How can you integrate NEAT exercises into your Pomodoro routine? Let’s take a look…
Theo is using the technique since August 2012 as a Software Development Manager.
Kamil started using the Technique in 2011 as a student and freelancer and is now using it as a Software Developer.
Gabriela is using the Pomodoro Technique since 2011, when she started her second job as Computer Engineer.
Yasin, 13, is our youngest Certified Pomodoro Master and uses the technique for his homework.
Josh has effectively used the Pomodoro Technique since 2009 to organize both his work and free time.
