Multitasking, Women's Key To Success
Glittering India|July 2017

World is growing at a rapid pace with technology supremacy.

Achita Ahuja
Multitasking, Women's Key To Success

In today’s techno era everything is developing and happening at great speed so is the need for maximizing individual productivity. The need for internet, social media, emails, WhatsApp is increasing day by day. No work can be accomplished today without using e-resources along the road. Every task today comes with a timer that keeps ticking. The busy life enforces the inability to rest and relax while doing one thing. Do you remember exactly when it was that you went for a dinner without your phone buzzing along? The world has become small but accounts for more virtual connections may that be personal or professional. It is something next to impossible in today’s world to live without constantly checking emails or social media messages. Thus multitasking sweeps in, we allow these virtual connections to interrupt out of courtesy because of our belief in multi-tasking. Multitasking is not a new thing, we have all been doing it but the rate of its usage has tremendously increased now. Infact, ability of multitasking today has become a value asset in personal and professional grounds. Multitasking enhances the productivity in terms of quantity on the cost of quality unless the individual is extremely skilled. Multitasking has various pros and cons.

Pros of multitasking

- For certain tasks multitasking is easy, especially if the task is simple. It is very easy for anyone to switch their metal focus on easy or well versed tasks and thus helps you to complete many tasks at one point of time. For example, it is easy to talk on phone while preparing your meals or doing house hold chores, watching television as well as texting messages to your friends.

- Multitasking helps you to learn how to deal with distractions and interruptions. This simply takes place because you are busy and your mind is working strongly to accomplish all the allottedtasks.

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