Productivity Comes from Paying Attention

Productivity Comes from Paying Attention >> Work Smarter, Not Harder: Time Management for Personal & Professional Productivity

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The extra money employers pay for employees who are good at multitasking.

The money some companies fine employees for making mistakes while multitasking.

The extra time it takes to start a task, then stop it, then start it again.

A fee some companies will pay a vendor to complete their work first.

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Tell your manager you refuse to multitask.

Keep as many tabs/folders/windows open on your computer as possible.

Refuse to answer your phone or email until you completely finish a task.

Leave yourself a note that lets you know where you left off when you are asked to change tasks.

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Work on many things at a time to keep your interest level high.

Focus on one thing until it is completed or it is time to stop.

Work on no more than three things at a time for maximum efficiency.

Go in and out of different folders and applications as often as possible.

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Stay away from measuring your progress because you might become discouraged.

Reward yourself when you meet your goal; positive reinforcement is helpful.

Do not reward yourself for meeting your goal; that’s for children.

Create a punishment to give yourself for not meeting your goal.

Productivity Comes from Paying Attention >> Work Smarter, Not Harder: Time Management for Personal & Professional Productivity