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Myth Of Multitasking

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The impact of technology in business communication is significantly impacted by the use of different types of electronic devices. Organizations and businesses welcome the assistance and enhancement that this technology offers. Computers, smart phones, scanners, iPad, websites, and TV’s to name a few assist in the improvements in business communications. Technology houses all the necessary tools to enhance the business as a whole while assisting in the growth of that business. Technologies assist in the growth of workers being able to multitask and obtain a large amount of information within the business. Without technology impacting the growth of business communication society would be outdated and operated with an ancient manual system. Newer technology compliment businesses by way of faster …show more content…

Outside of the workplace technology is needed in all aspects of our personal life.
“The Myth of Multitasking” states that multitasking can seem very unproductive. Multitasking has been considered an evil that I disagree with. Multitasking if used correctly and efficiently could benefit the business in many positive ways. I believe that with any issue you will find that there are advantages and disadvantages of multitasking. Disadvantages of multitasking in the business can consist of poor performance and quality. Some may look at multitasking as dedication to a task or determination of completing a task while using the help of technology. When multitasking, there is always the threat of one or more of the tasks lacking quality and important details can get lost while multitasking. Multitasking should be used with discretion and by one who is capable of effectively performing the task. Businesses and organizations are now requiring more work of its employees

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