jacekelgda
commented
7 years ago This is the perfect example of such case:
I had a meeting at 12:00 and I had report finished at 12:19, next meeting is at 1PM so I have some time in between. Just the information that "You have 41 minutes until next meeting ..." is quite valuable in this case.
This feature would be very difficult to implement an figure out how to do it correctly but I feel this is the reason why the app was created.
My day is a mix of meetings, writing reports after meetings and other tasks that I define in the beginning of the day. Those tasks are either development tasks ( when there is nothing else with more priority ) and regular tasks that flies in like filling of some spreadsheets, preparing a presentation or things I have to do for my Unleashees.
Cool feature would be for my app to motivate me to use those gaps between meetings as productive as possible.
For example. I have a meeting at 1PM and then another at 2PM. Let's say I started first meeting and it only laster 10 min. I should have an option to tell the app I already finished the meeting ( usually this is done by writing a report, but at times I tend to leave reports till the end of the day and write them all at once ). So there might be a manual way of telling I finished the meeting early - app should ask me to write the report. After I did that it should say: "Seems you have 30 minutes before next meeting, what will you do in that time?" let's say 30 minutes is the minimum for such trigger.
So what it does it actually motivates me to push even more tasks to the list.
This should tie in with the Gamification issue I created before.