Category: “Personal Productivity”

Personal Productivity

Why Multitasking Does Not Work

Why Multitasking Does Not Work

Multitasking is a myth, at least in human beings. It turns out that this ability to carry out various things at the same time that some gladiators of modern life seem to have doesn’t exist as such.

Personal Productivity

Working Alone to Be More Productive?

Working Alone to Be More Productive?

Many companies design open work spaces so that all employees are in constant communication, since they believe that higher collaboration will allow them to be more productive. Group brainstorming dynamics are used again and again as a mechanism to get more and better ideas about any subject. In our society, and especially in the business world, while cooperative group work is very much appreciated, individual work is undervalued.

Personal Productivity

6 Productivity Tips to Help You Get More Done

6 Productivity Tips to Help You Get More Done

If you sometimes lie awake at night worrying about how you’re going to get all your work done, you’re not the only one. According to research from the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), 40% of American employees experience excessive anxiety in their working lives. In a tough economic environment, professionals have to work harder to stay ahead of the competition, meaning they take on more projects with tighter deadlines and don’t defer tasks when required. No wonder national stress levels are sky high!

Personal Productivity

Why You Need to Be Able to Motivate Yourself and How You Can Do It

Why You Need to Be Able to Motivate Yourself and How You Can Do It

The world economy is changing and work as our parents knew it, where you could develop your career in a company for almost a lifetime, is already a thing of the past. Today’s technology is revolutionizing the productivity of businesses and how they work and communicate.

Personal Productivity

To Improve You Have to Keep Playing

To Improve You Have to Keep Playing

Creating and running a startup is a tough task. Fortunately, there are methods that teach you how to manage your day-to-day life and help you achieve the product your customers want. Methodologies such as Lean Startup draw a framework of action and put order in a process that has a tendency to chaos.

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