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Do We Really Need to Multitask to Perform Better in Jobs?
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[QUOTE="Holicent, post: 246473, member: 76163"] Multitasking has become a buzzword of the 21st century. It's often assumed that we need to be able to multitask in order to perform well at work, but is this really true? The answer is probably no; In fact, although we've been told for years that multitasking is an essential skill for success in today's workplace, and some people with high IQ really take advantage of this. Recent research suggests otherwise. The truth is that multitasking can actually make us less productive and less focused than if we just focused on one task at a time. This is because when we try to do two things at once, whether it's working on two different projects or talking on the phone while checking email, we're actually only half-paying attention to either one of them. The other half of our brain is focused on switching between tasks and trying not to forget any details about either one. This makes it hard for us to be as accurate or efficient with either activity as if we'd just devoted ourselves fully to one thing at once. In addition, multitasking can lead us down a dangerous path known as "attention residue," which occurs when you finish one task but still have some thoughts lingering from the other one that you were working on previously. These lingering thoughts will often distract you. Well some tasks can be done simultaneously by me, very well. [/QUOTE]
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