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It is possible that in the not-so-distant future, no one will even remember the days of the cubicle. The greater outdoors also gives workers the ability to be productive outside for periods of time, play games with fellow employees, and embrace movement and passive exercise in increments throughout the day.
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The full video (“Managing Interruptions & Dealing with Distractions”) is available in the Career Success Library. I really am very passionate about the topic of timemanagement. And this particular topic of “dealing with interruptions and distractions” is kind of a slice of the timemanagement pie.
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