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Can Multitasking Actually Be Productive?

Richard Bradbury | Christine Wong | Arvindh Yuvaraj

29-Jan-19 12:00

Can Multitasking Actually Be Productive?

We often say that focusing on too many things at a time is unproductive, and that multitasking is just a way to procrastinate or distract ourselves. But Charles Darwin and Albert Einstein both used a form of multitasking in their lives - so can multitasking actually be productive?


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