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1. Tuning out the noise.

Author

Pulfer, Rachel

Subjects
*ACTIVITIES of daily living, *TASKS, *WORK, *EMPLOYEES, *EXECUTIVES, *BRAIN
Abstract

The article examines the negative implications of cyber-era multitasking for a company's health. According to author Winifred Gallagher, human brains are not just wired to focus intently on more than one thing at a time. Her assertion implies that stressed managers and employees could be making easily preventable mistakes. Gallagher also asserts that the average person takes about 20 minutes to reboot the brain once distracted by an e-mail or call.

Published
2009

2. Sunny side up.

Author

Tetz, Gary

Subjects
*HEALTH services administration, *ACTIVITIES of daily living, *TASKS, *TASK performance, *WORK
Abstract

The author offers ideas that can easily be applied to any situation in life, even to long-term care management. He says that he has been making more of an effort to notice and be grateful for unexpected moments in his daily work-related task. He offers examples on how a simple dark side/bright side formula can easily be applied to any situation in life.

Published
2007

3. Mastering Tasks With Gmail and Remembering the Milk.

Author

Carr, John

Subjects
*COMPUTER software, *ACTIVITIES of daily living, *TASKS, *WORK
Abstract

The article reviews two online to-do-list and task management software including Gmail Tasks from Google and Remember the Milk.

Published
2009

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