A while a go, in the beginning of April, Staffan Nöteberg (The author of the best seller “Pomodoro Technique Illustrated”) asked me if I wanted to create a poster for his method Monotasking. Of course I said “Yes, of course!” even though I had tons of work todo, and was just starting up a new business as well… I believed that I would definitely have time in about two weeks to start with the poster. A couple of months later, in early June we met again at the unconference Agile Sweden (I had still not started with the poster). Staffan was doing a talk about the Monotasking method and one of the things he said I will remember for the rest of my life, he said that there is “a bug in the brain that makes us believe that we will have more time in the future”. I was such a victim for this brain bug 😉
Finally we hit vacation and I had the possibility to prioritize and put the poster on my short list 😀 Today me and Staffan met to do a Monotasking session finishing the last fixes on the poster. So here it is now for all of you who are interested in how to stop procrastinate and get shit done like never before!
Download the infographic poster, Monotasking in a Nutshell
Download the poster below in your language: (or ket us know if you would like to translate it)
English poster in high resolution for printing (PDF) >
Portuguese poster in high resolution for printing (PDF)>
Chinese poster in high resolution for printing (PDF) >
Turkish poster in high resolution (PDF)>
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Who is Monotasking for?
The Agile Team
It is a great add-on to any Agile method on an individual basis.
Support Function
For people who supports several teams that need to find focus.
The Manager
For managers to do the vital few, and minimize stress.
The Project Organization
For anyone in a project organization who needs some focus to deliver
Want to learn more?
Want to learn more and keep updated about the Monotasking method? Join the Monotasking training with Staffan Nöteberg >
EDIT 1: Thank’s Jesse Bastide for proof reading of the poster. Awesome! The poster is now updated with better English 😀
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Here you find all the other posters in the series that are now translated to 14 languages and downloaded over 70.000 times world wide.
