An information technology research and consulting firm found that the average worker dealing with information gains the equivalent of two hours of productive work per day through multitasking.

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There is a growing body of research that suggests that multitasking does not lead to increased productivity and may in fact decrease productivity. Additionally, the claim that workers dealing with information gain the equivalent of two hours of productive work per day through multitasking lacks detail and cannot be confirmed as accurate.

An Information Technology Research and Consulting Firm Found That the Average