Exercise- Cost of Context Switching

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What is Made Possible?: The multitasking exercise reveals the impact of context-switching on productivity, highlighting the potential for decreased efficiency, increased time to complete tasks, and a higher likelihood of errors.

This hands-on experience encourages discussions about the cognitive costs of multitasking and the benefits of focused work. It emphasizes the need for effective strategies to minimize distractions and maintain high-quality outcomes. By demonstrating these concepts in action, the multitasking exercise prompts participants to reassess their approach to managing workload and collaborating with others, ultimately fostering greater productivity, accuracy, and engagement.

Participants gain valuable insights into the importance of prioritization, effective time management, and creating an environment that promotes focused work while minimizing the risk of errors. By applying these lessons, teams can contribute to a more efficient, sustainable, and high-quality work culture that enables people to perform at their best.

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Joel Bancroft-Connors
Principal@The Gorilla Coach
What is a Gorilla Coach? It’s someone who can deal with the "Gorilla in the Room" who is part elephant in the room, that problem no one wants to talk about, and part 800 pound gorilla, that can leave your team wondering what just happened to them. I help organizations go from the chaos of creativity to the success of sustainable delivery of value. I start where you are "now" and guide you to a "new better" without tossing out all the learning and good culture you already have.
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