If you’re a connoisseur of productivity methods–and even if you aren’t–you’ve likely heard about “monotasking,” the alternative to multitasking in which the name of the game is to stop juggling ...

Amid the pandemic, numerous horror stories circulated about bosses watching their employees’ every move through constant Zoom surveillance during the workday. Although being monitored by video call at ...

For so long, the concept of juggling many tasks at once was a resume-worthy skill. In a way, the more balls you could keep in the air without seemingly faltering, the more adept you appeared to ...

This story originally appeared on LearnVest as "Is Multitasking Killing Your Productivity? Try Monotasking Instead." If you’re hunkering down at work to wrap up projects before the holiday break, ...

Distraction is so infused into our daily lives that much of the time we hardly even notice ourselves succumbing to it. How often do you find yourself mindlessly thumbing away at your phone, with no ...

With the type of fast-paced, competitive and highly digitized ecosystem we live in, it’s painstakingly clear that a lot of people have been plagued by this unshakeable sense of mindlessness. This ...

Many studies have shed light on the downside of multitasking–trying to juggle multiple tasks at one time. One often cited study from Stanford University found that people who multitask are more easily ...

I burned the top of my hand on the oven rack this week when pulling out a baked potato while looking at a text from my mother. The burn looks like South Carolina and it isn’t the first time I’ve ...

Distractions and switching between two tasks, especially when working online, can make you tired by the end of day. So, millenials are taking to unitasking to not only finish work on time, but also to ...