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Why splitting your focus could be good
Alex Peattie
CTO & co-founder, Peg alex@peg.co
Mon Management Tue Product Wed Marketing & Growth Thu Developers & Partnerships Fri Culture
Why splitting your focus could be good Alex Peattie CTO & - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Why splitting your focus could be good Alex Peattie CTO & - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Why splitting your focus could be good Alex Peattie CTO & co-founder, Peg alex@peg.co Mon Management Tue Product Wed Marketing & Growth Thu Developers & Partnerships Fri Culture Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Multi-Tasking
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Multi-Tasking Paradox
Appelbaum, S. H., Marchionni, A., & Fernandez, A. (2008).
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200 top London tech companies
Souitaris, V., & Maestro, B. M. M. (2010)
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200 top London tech companies
Souitaris, V., & Maestro, B. M. M. (2010)
“the financial performance of companies with highly polychronic teams was significantly better than that of companies with average or monochronic teams”
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Franklin, N., Swets., B., & Viccellio, A. (in review)
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Mono-taskers One strong case
Franklin, N., Swets., B., & Viccellio, A. (in review)
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Multi-taskers Better cases overall
Franklin, N., Swets., B., & Viccellio, A. (in review)
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Learning Interleaved
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1 day - 25%
1 month - 76%
Rohrer, D., Dedrick, R. F ., & Stershic, S. (2015)
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Opportunistic Assimilation
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Alex Peattie Latex Ape Tie
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Carson, S. H. (in review)
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Overall Performance Learning Creativity
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