Carlsberg IT abandons multitasking for mindfulness instead
Børsen newspaper ran a second article on The Potential Project's Corporate-Based Mindfulness Program in Carlsberg IT, this one focusing on how the organisation is abandoning the time- and energy-wasting habit of multitasking.
While multitasking increases stress and hinders productivity, creativity and positive affect, mindfulness does precisely the opposite.
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