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Use Employee Health As a Performance Engine

CLO Magazine

That might include instituting walking meetings, encouraging energy breaks and discouraging multitasking. Essentially, if employees engage in healthy behaviors, they are more likely to bring their best energy and selves to their work and teams, which fuels business performance.

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Managing Remote Teams: Advice From the Experts (Part 3)

General Assembly

These can go beyond sharing preferences for communication channels and even include mindsets to adopt as you work together. One example of a working agreement we hold at GA is “Be present,” which means we all agree to minimize multitasking during meetings and practice active engagement.

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Split-tasking vs. Multitasking – The New Way to Get Things Done

KnowledgeCity

Do you consider yourself a multitasker? Of course you are a multitasker – or are you? Multitasking was once the darling of the workplace, using the latest tools to get more things done at the same time. Multitasking was once the darling of the workplace, using the latest tools to get more things done at the same time.

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How to Help Managers Avoid Burnout and Stay Productive

Everwise

Incorporating these de-stressing mechanisms into daily rituals can overhaul the structure of work, leaving space for decompression and becoming re-engaged with work while focusing that energy into a more productive working style. Multitasking and overwork lead to anxiety, depression, and other difficulties.”

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How to Conduct a Customer Service Assessment

ProProfs

Multitasking ability . For the trial day, you can provide the candidate with previously solved tickets to work on. This will give you a fair idea of their ability to do the job effectively as well as their working style. . Cognitive Skills . Critical thinking. Attention to detail . View This Assessment. Reference Check.

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Unlocking Potential: Managing and Motivating Across Generations

PDG

For the first time in history, there are now five generations working side-by-side : Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, and Generation Z. Each generation has its own set of values, attitudes, expectations, and work styles shaped by the technological, social, and cultural influences they grew up with.