🤣 "Meme"
Research shows it takes ~23 minutes to refocus after an interruption. In a typical corporate setting, employees switch tasks every 11 minutes. The math is brutal: most of the day is spent recovering , not producing.
But that’s a trap.
If you meant a different term, just let me know and I’ll adjust it instantly. Introduction When most leaders hear “corporate efficiency,” they think of doing things faster. Shorter meetings. Quicker email replies. Faster product shipments.
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Ask yourself: “If this process didn’t exist, would we invent it today?” For most corporate workflows (monthly business reviews, multi-step expense approvals, triple-sign-off on low-risk items), the answer is no. But they persist because “that’s how we’ve always done it.”
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Research shows it takes ~23 minutes to refocus after an interruption. In a typical corporate setting, employees switch tasks every 11 minutes. The math is brutal: most of the day is spent recovering , not producing.
But that’s a trap.
If you meant a different term, just let me know and I’ll adjust it instantly. Introduction When most leaders hear “corporate efficiency,” they think of doing things faster. Shorter meetings. Quicker email replies. Faster product shipments.
To save you time, I’ve written a comprehensive, ready-to-use post for the most common high-value topic: . This post is structured for LinkedIn or an internal company newsletter.
Ask yourself: “If this process didn’t exist, would we invent it today?” For most corporate workflows (monthly business reviews, multi-step expense approvals, triple-sign-off on low-risk items), the answer is no. But they persist because “that’s how we’ve always done it.”