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How Being Unreachable Makes Me More Productive Completely agree! I have had a policy for years to not answer any number not already in my phone and love the new iOS do not disturb settings. Those of us that can do this without work repercussions do benefit significantly. Bingo. This is the key, drawing the line between their time and your time. At my last job (in college athletics) that line can be really blurry. Now I teach at a university, and my students don't understand that I'm not on-call 24/7 for them. I think you're missing the point of the article a bit. Aside from that, how you use your phone is a trade-off you need to negotiate with your boss. You say negotiate, I say dictate. Disconnection on Friday and every day when you leave does increase productivity, you need that decompression to be more effective. When I realized all of that 7 years ago my productivity shot through the roof along with my happiness. When you do this, you set up a type of resonance at work.
Information Overload Isn't A Thing, Study Finds Forget information overload. What you've got is information just-right-load. That's the conclusion reached by a trio of researchers at Northwestern University and the University of Michigan, who interviewed 77 people in seven focus groups in an effort to understand the new media consumer's psyche and ability to adapt to the barrage-of-information age. Contrary to many experts' warnings that the "always-on" media environment has "overwhelmed" audiences and creating a society of antisocial Facebook-addicts more interested in hashtags than hugs, the study found that participants said they felt "empowered" and "enthusiastic" about the volume of information at their fingertips, not overloaded. "Instead of feeling burdened by choice many participants enjoyed the freedom it brought, especially the range of information available online," according to the study, which was published in the journal "The Information Society." There are a few caveats to the findings to keep in mind. Also on HuffPost:
10 workflow apps to enhance your productivity 18 November '12, 02:00pm Follow You know, sometimes a task manager isn’t enough. Sometimes you need something that keeps you work flowing beyond the to-do list. There are several apps that can do just that, and I call them “workflow apps” as they may not be the backbone of a trusted system, but they sure can support the workflow that helps you keep that trusted system intact. Here are 10 workflow apps you should give a closer look, as they can really enhance your productivity. (Web-based, iPhone) A different approach to the task management niche in that it relies on the 4 Quadrants approach originally popularized by Dwight Eisenhower.
Two Lists You Should Look at Every Morning - Peter Bregman by Peter Bregman | 11:00 AM May 27, 2009 I was late for my meeting with the CEO of a technology company and I was emailing him from my iPhone as I walked onto the elevator in his company’s office building. I stayed focused on the screen as I rode to the sixth floor. I was still typing with my thumbs when the elevator doors opened and I walked out without looking up. Then I heard a voice behind me, “Wrong floor.” The world is moving fast and it’s only getting faster. So we try to speed up to match the pace of the action around us. But that’s a mistake. Never before has it been so important to say “No.” It’s hard to do because maybe, just maybe, that next piece of information will be the key to our success. A study of car accidents by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute put cameras in cars to see what happens right before an accident. Now is a good time to pause, prioritize, and focus. List 1: Your Focus List (the road ahead)What are you trying to achieve?