Parkinson's law: work takes up all the time that is allotted f | STAY SHARP
Parkinson's law: work takes up all the time that is allotted for it
When there is a lot of time, there will be no calculations for the maximum. The illusion of learning or just procrastination is created.
Output: limit your time on the task for which it will be completed. No more. After all, there is simply no time to waste time in vain.
Parkinson's law works in a negative aspect only because people are used to giving themselves extra time for simple tasks. Sometimes this is done just in case to create some time buffer. But more often because people have no idea how long this or that task will take.
It's amazing how quickly you can actually complete tasks that usually take several hours.
