Training: Multitasking (Premium)
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The document argues that multitasking is counterproductive and suggests that effective task management requires planning and scheduling. It emphasizes the importance of focusing on single tasks to achieve high-quality results, noting that while multitasking may sometimes be necessary, it should be approached mindfully. The author advises learning to say no to distractions in order to maintain productivity.
Training: Multitasking (Premium)
- 2. “Everyone who does well juggles”You must juggle in a new century
- 3. 5This office can run on ^ people
- 4. Multitasking is counter productive
- 5. You have to Plan and Schedule
- 6. It is not doing multiple things at once but switching between multiple in-progress tasks.
- 7. ...becauseLearn to say No; but with facts
- 8. Harsh Deadlines. Boring Meetings.Sometimes, it is necessary and inevitable
- 9. “No one ever won a game while texting”...but we are not footballers (dilemma)
- 10. Single-minded decision produces high quality result
- 11. Multitasking isn’t a thing of pride but of necessity
- 12. Thehigherup you go, the more things you must do.
- 13. @podcast comListen to a podcast while emailing, but don’t email while with client.
- 14. TheEnd