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More about the evils of multitasking

Posted on July 17, 2012 by Peter Faur

I’ve written a couple of times about my belief that multitasking is neither efficient nor productive. You can see those posts here and here. I was glad last month to see another Phoenician, Jennifer Furrier, weigh in the subject. In … Continue reading →

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Multitasking – your path to inefficiency

Posted on November 8, 2011 by Peter Faur

A friend of mine in Chicago, Gini Dietrich, wrote the other day about her secret to getting more done. You can read her post here. Gini wisely pointed out that multitasking is a myth and that you will get more … Continue reading →

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Multitasking – your path to inefficiency

Posted on October 4, 2010 by Peter Faur

One sure sign that you’ve arrived is that you’re busy, right? So busy, in fact, that you can’t do just one thing at a time. You have to multitask to get it all done. Talk on the phone, write an … Continue reading →

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