1. A method for managing time constraints in a circuit, the method comprising: creating an initial placement design in a circuit; determining, by one or more processors, based on the created initial placement design whether a first criteria is met, wherein the first criteria comprises a design parameter at a first predefined threshold; in response to determining that the first criteria is met, initiating, by one or more processors, a first checkpoint procedure, wherein the first checkpoint procedure comprises a two-pass flow, in which: a first pass grouping based on a location of a group of macros and clustering of the group of macros is iteratively performed until a distance parameter exceeds a predetermined threshold; and a second pass grouping is based on a time constraint, wherein pin list filtering is performed to generate a first shortened pin list; in response to determining that a first criteria is not met, performing, by one or more processors, an intermediate placement design; determining, by one or more processors, whether a second criteria is met based on the intermediate placement design, wherein the second criteria comprises a second predefined threshold; in response to determining that the second criteria is met, initiating, by one or more processors, a second checkpoint procedure, wherein the second checkpoint procedure comprises: gathering a list of arrival times (ATs) and a list of expected time of arrival (ETA) for the group of macros; performing pin list filtering to create a second shortened in list; and calculating an average and a standard deviation of the list of ATs and the list of ETA; and performing design iterations, by one or more processors, using at least the first shortened in list or the second shortened in list if the first threshold or the second threshold is met respectively instead of an unfiltered in list, to reach a final optimized stage, wherein the design iterations include: a detailed routability metrics evaluation, a buffering update, clocking and power related checks, and a fix-up of reliability issues.