Most managers require lengthy, uninterrupted periods during the regular workday to accomplish their work and make themselves unavailable to subordinates to create them.

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The executive's work time has been characterized as "the interrupt-driven day" and many managers, such as the late Mary Kay Ash, head of the Mary Kay Cosmetics company, get up as early as 5 a.m.so that they will have a quiet period in which to work undisturbed.

Most Managers Require Lengthy, Uninterrupted Periods During the Regular Workday