Vivekanandan J

The Parkinson Law is stated that “Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion. The fact that the law was not stated as a law when it was published. In the year 1955, Cyril Northcote Parkinson wrote an essay in “The Economist” about his experience in the British Civil Service. His first sentence “Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion” became a famous law over the period. Basically, the law explains managing time. The intended meaning of the law is we have been utilizing the total time as we had planned to complete a task. The time to do a task whether it can be 10 minutes or 10 hours or 10 days or 10 months etc. how we planned to complete it. In the real scenarios, two awful practices when we planned to work on a project. 1) We have not been using the whole planned time fully to complete a planned task. 2) We have been working till the last minute. Similarly, we have been experiencing few positive scenarios also. i.e., we have been applying Parkinson’s Law for such critical scenarios. The critical scenarios are forcing us to work as Parkinson stated. We have been identifying the ways or techniques to complete a task in a day where we had planned to complete a task in a week. This is all about the mindset of human beings. If we break out a day by 10 minutes of time incremental, then the efficiency of work will be so high. We would be avoiding the quiet number of 10 minutes waste on the day. The principle is more time you have more time you waste.