http://www.increasingworkplaceproductivity.com/2009/01/workplace-productivity-is-one-project-or-multitasking-best/ The workplace productivity resource Sat, 06 Feb 2010 22:31:38 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.increasingworkplaceproductivity.com/2009/01/workplace-productivity-is-one-project-or-multitasking-best/comment-page-1/#comment-88 BERNARD CHISHALA Wed, 03 Jun 2009 10:06:18 +0000 http://www.increasingworkplaceproductivity.com/?p=109#comment-88 I enjoyed your article but this was because i was searching for organizations that support productivity initiatives. We are starting a productivty organization on private enterprise basis. Any idea for us to source partnerships BERNARD ZAMBIA I enjoyed your article but this was because i was searching for organizations that support productivity initiatives. We are starting a productivty organization on private enterprise basis. Any idea for us to source partnerships
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]]> http://www.increasingworkplaceproductivity.com/2009/01/workplace-productivity-is-one-project-or-multitasking-best/comment-page-1/#comment-75 Vi Fri, 13 Mar 2009 22:05:50 +0000 http://www.increasingworkplaceproductivity.com/?p=109#comment-75 I find that it is a combination of the 2 practices that is most productive for me; however, I am going to have to define multi-tasking here as having 2 or more projects running concurrently although I may not be directly working on both things at exactly the same time. I find it is less productive for me have only one project on the go, especially when I get stuck on that project. If I have nothing else to focus my attention on I become a big time-waster. Having a very different project to turn to when those brain-dead moments occur allows for creativity and a break from my initial project. That being said, I will sit for hours working only on one project should I that project be captivating. I find that it is a combination of the 2 practices that is most productive for me; however, I am going to have to define multi-tasking here as having 2 or more projects running concurrently although I may not be directly working on both things at exactly the same time. I find it is less productive for me have only one project on the go, especially when I get stuck on that project. If I have nothing else to focus my attention on I become a big time-waster. Having a very different project to turn to when those brain-dead moments occur allows for creativity and a break from my initial project. That being said, I will sit for hours working only on one project should I that project be captivating.

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