Martin Wehrle
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Martin Wehrle is a bestselling author and Germany's best-known career and salary coach. He successfully advises employees on salary, career and application issues. Under the umbrella of the career counselor academy, he passes on his experience and has developed the first systematic training for career counselors / coaches in Germany. His book “I work in a madhouse” has been around for over 125 weeks SPIEGEL-Best seller list. A wide audience also knows him from television, radio and magazines.
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Multitasking Attention Deficit Hamster Wheel: Assault & Short Range Thinking
Attention deficit disorder has long been considered the new epidemic of our time, while we continue to turn the hamster wheel. But what are the reasons? What short-distance thinking and lack of attention do to us A new discipline is conquering the world of work: short-distance thinking. Sustainability gives way to shortness of breath, strategic action to drumming actionism. And closely linked to this lack of attention is that...
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Efficiency Time Management Multitasking: Why Only Dragons Have Three Heads
"Anyone who no longer knows where his head is, could already have lost it," says the aphorist Rupert Schützbach. And thus shows the basic problem of multitasking. Help, multitasking: scream or shake your head? Anyone who reads the studies on the subject could - keyword multitasking - simultaneously scream, shake their heads, curse and the preachers of the...
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Digital multitasking makes you stupid: time management for idiots?
Multitasking is in demand like never before. But what does it actually do? Nothing more than exhaustion and ineffectiveness. Whoever mutlitas makes a fool of himself. When work destroys the brain: eMails make you dumber than smoking weed When the boss found his employee completely stoned at his desk, he praised him for his work zeal and pushed him another joint in…
