Even if you aren't into language learning it is a very interesting (and practical) read.
"Anyway, the short answer is this: timeboxing is a technique where we place deliberate, prior, artificial limits on the time to perform a given task. Within reason, the tighter (shorter) the time limits, the better."
http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/blog/timeboxing-trilogy...
Even if you aren't into language learning it is a very interesting (and practical) read.
"Anyway, the short answer is this: timeboxing is a technique where we place deliberate, prior, artificial limits on the time to perform a given task. Within reason, the tighter (shorter) the time limits, the better."