Living in Denmark

Seemingly, multi-tasking is an excellent skill.

Why won’t you do two or three tasks at the same time and save our dear time? A lot of people do it anyway – talking on the phone while listening to Rihanna, uploading photos in Facebook and cooking spaghetti at the same time. Employers seek workers who can multi-task so they’ll need less people and keep the money. But people are rewarded to multitask.

Multi-tasking is the norm of society now, and the advent of smartphones surely helped. Eating dinner while checking your email is prevalent, yet an irritating and displeasing habit.

Time is too valued nowadays which led to everybody’s multi-tasking. But I defy multi-tasking. Doing a lot of things at the same time is confusing; and contrary to the popular belief, I find it less productive than single-tasking. Here’s why.

Distraction Avoided

Multi-tasking simultaneously means multi-distractions. You won’t focus on one…