Parkinson's law

美 [ˈpɑːrkɪnsnz lɔː]英 [ˈpɑːkɪnsnz lɔː]
  • n.帕金森定律(工作总是到时限最后一刻才会完成)
Parkinson's lawParkinson's law

noun

U帕金森定律(工作总是到时限最后一刻才会完成)
the idea that work will always take as long as the time available for it

  1. Tim Ferriss is a major advocate for the principal of Parkinson 's Law & which , simply put , posits that a task can become leagues more difficult the longer a deadline .

    蒂姆菲利斯是帕金森定律的拥护者。简单来说,假设任务能够成为更为困难的集合,完工期限就会越长。

  2. MartinWolf , chief economic commentator : Parkinson 's Law : The Pursuitof Progress , by Cyril Northcote Parkinson ( 1958 )

    马丁•沃尔夫(MartinWolf),首席经济评论员:《帕金森定律》(Parkinson’sLaw:ThePursuitofProgress),西里尔•诺思科特•帕金森(CyrilNorthcoteParkinson)著,1958年

  3. Parkinson 's Law of Data : Data expands to fill the space available .

    帕金森数据定律:数据总会占满整个可用储存空间。

  4. An extension of parkinson 's law applies to computers and their related equipment : they expand to fill the room available .

    帕金森氏定律可引申描述电脑及其相关配置:它们不断扩展并占用剩余的空间。

  5. Parkinson 's Law of Sience : The progress of science varies inversely with the number of journals published .

    帕金森科学定律:科学的进程与发表的科学论文数目成负相关。

  6. In traditional project scheduling management , although all tasks of the project have much safety time , but most projects still delay because of the impact of student syndrome and Parkinson 's Law .

    传统的项纲入度管理虽然各项义务均包括大量的安齐时光,但寡长项纲仍然延迟期,从要非果为教生综开症和帕肯森订律的影响。

  7. This , surely , is a version of Parkinson 's law of triviality , which states that the amount of time we spend thinking about something is in inverse proportion to its importance .

    这无疑是帕金森鸡毛蒜皮定律(Parkinson’slawoftriviality)的一个例子。该定律说,我们考虑一件事的时间和这件事的重要性成反比。

  8. Parkinson 's Second Law : Expenditures rise to meet income .

    帕金森第二定律:支出增加以符合收入。

  9. Parkinson 's Fourth Law : The number of people in any working group tends to increase regardless of the amount of work to be done .

    帕金森第四定律:无论工作量有多少,任何工作团队中的成员数目都会趋向增加。