The most famous myths of human multitasking

 Do you want to be as efficient as possible? Want to learn how to make the most of your time? Do you think multitasking is the solution? I'll tell you why it isn't...
 
Multitasking is an efficient way to complete multiple tasks at once
Often mentioned in connection with increasing productivity. However, the effect is often the opposite and there is a risk of reducing the quality of the work. But this most likely does not apply to top managers. Not that they're that good at multitasking. They just don't do anything where you notice a drop in efficiency or quality of work.

 
Women are better at multitasking than men
That's what women say. There is no scientific proof. This is how men react.

 
Children are better at multitasking than adults
It's actually the opposite. We all know that kids can't stay focused. That is, with exceptions. For example, my child can chat on WhatsApp with friends, watch a stupid video on YouTube, play a stupid mobile game and completely ignore both parents. All at the same time.

 
Multitasking is essential for success in today's world
Nonsense. Skills such as critical thinking, time management or the art of collaboration can be the right catalyst... Or maybe you know someone who does a little bit of everything, just so everyone can see and hear him and be successful? Of course not...

 
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