Question

3 — making time for innovation
learning objective: explore strategies for building strong innovation skills that lead to successful outcomes.
in which scenario would the pomodoro technique be useful?
a.) when youre on an important conference call, and your cell phone loses service.
b.) when your car breaks down on the way to work, and you need to solve the problem of how to get there.
c.) when you have three homework assignments to complete in one evening.
d.) when you have fifteen minutes to decide whether or not to purchase tickets to an event.

Explanation:

The Pomodoro Technique is a time - management method that involves breaking work into intervals (usually 25 minutes of focused work followed by a short break). Option a is about a technical issue during a call, not time - management for work. Option b is about solving a transportation problem, not work - related time management. Option d is about a quick decision - making task, not a task that requires sustained, focused work over time. Option c involves having multiple homework assignments to complete in one evening, which is a situation where managing time and focusing on tasks (by breaking them into intervals) using the Pomodoro Technique would be useful.

Answer:

c. When you have three homework assignments to complete in one evening.