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I already use an A3 sheet for my Personal Kanban at work. Even if it’s portable it is not that handy to bring in on the bus every day.
Since a few days I have another Kanban for my private tasks. Still using The Pomodoro Technique to getting things done.
Fig 1. 147x295mm and the cute 51x51mm Post It
The Archive is on the next page…
Hey! Works for me!
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Interesting, your tickets appear to have individual task lists on them.
How does that work? What does an individual post-it represent?
Posted by: Jim Benson | 2009.12.19 at 12:19 AM
Hi Jim.
The squares on the post-it are actually pomodoro estimates. Each square is 25 min focused work.
Read more about The Pomodore Technique at http://www.pomodorotechnique.com/
Posted by: Jonas Montonen | 2009.12.19 at 02:40 PM
Oh, perhaps Jim thought the rows on the post-it is separate tasks... well...no.
Just the single task in a few words, multi lined. The post-it are really small ;)
Estimates (squares) have nothing to do with the rows of text/words. Estimate for whole task. Guess it looks like multi tasks with "done" check boxes.
Posted by: Jonas Montonen | 2009.12.19 at 02:46 PM