# Workload Management
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1-3-5 Technique
A daily time management method that structures your to-do list into 1 big task, 3 medium tasks, and 5 small tasks. It provides a simple, focused framework for prioritizing daily work and managing workload capacity.
Closed Lists
A constraint-based task management approach that limits an active to-do list to a fixed set of tasks, allowing no new additions until current items are completed. This technique prevents the perpetual growth that makes traditional to-do lists feel unmanageable.
Float Capacity Planning Software
Resource management platform providing real-time team availability visibility, scheduling conflict detection, and workload balancing across projects. Float helps professional services teams allocate work realistically, avoid burnout, and make resourcing decisions that protect delivery timelines and margins. Used by 4500+ teams worldwide.
Timeboxing Capacity Indicator
A visual feature in timeboxing apps that shows whether your planned schedule is realistic or over-capacity, providing instant feedback on workload feasibility and helping prevent over-commitment.
Weekly Capacity Planning
Time management practice of calculating realistic available work hours each week by subtracting meetings, administrative time, and buffer periods from total hours, then allocating capacity intentionally across priorities before the week begins.
Workload Capacity Planning
Practice of calculating team member availability, accounting for meetings and existing commitments, then assigning new work only within remaining capacity to prevent overallocation and burnout.