Multitasking: Cons
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Multitasking: Cons


If you only do one thing this week … avoid multitasking
Often considered the pinnacle of efficiency, multitasking can actually be a negative practice, according to latest research. So stop what else you're doing and concentrate, says Giles Morris

Giles Morris
guardian.co.uk
Monday 5 October 2009 11.33 BST

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