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: Amazing Firms, Amazing PracticesRecovering from information overload (McKinsey Quarterly)
By Gerry Riskin

All of the Managing Partners with whom I work are devoured by their "multitasking work environments". "Recovering from information overload" (McKinsey Quarterly, January 2011) authors Derek Dean and Caroline Webb have succinctly laid out their take on the problems and solutions:
Problems (multitasking):
slows us down,
hampers creativity and
makes us anxious and it's addictive)
Solutions (Coping with the deluge):
Focus,
Filter and
Forget
Perhaps the most valuable part of the article lies in an exploration of how to hit the "reset button".
If you are the Managing Partner (or have any leadership responsibilities in your firm) I suggest you read this article twice, once to assimilate it and next to make your action plan for the parts or pieces you want to implement. Download the PDF or read online.
Full post as published by Amazing Firms, Amazing Practices on February 08, 2011 (boomark / email).
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