What is timeboxing?
It is a technique used to limit the time spent on a meeting or task.
Definition
A timebox is a time management concept that assigns a specific and predefined period of time to an activity, meeting, or task.
Purpose
The goal is to enhance efficiency and productivity by preventing excessive time spent on a single task and encouraging concentration and focus.
Scrum
In Scrum, all events have a recommended fixed timebox.
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