Comments on: Handling Interruptions Realistically http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/ Work Better. Live Better. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 03:16:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: How Pinoy Freelancers Can Deal With Distraction Effectively http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/#comment-30797 How Pinoy Freelancers Can Deal With Distraction Effectively Wed, 09 Feb 2011 01:49:35 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=2714#comment-30797 [...] suggestion is Work Awesome’s take on “bookmarking” your work.  In their post Handling Interruptions Realistically, they explain that by writing down what needs to be done in a piece of paper and placing it in your [...] [...] suggestion is Work Awesome’s take on “bookmarking” your work.  In their post Handling Interruptions Realistically, they explain that by writing down what needs to be done in a piece of paper and placing it in your [...]

]]> By: Ronnie http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/#comment-26285 Ronnie Tue, 11 Jan 2011 07:49:41 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=2714#comment-26285 The two minute rule is very practical and really useful. I liked the article very much. Thanks a lot for such a beautiful artilce. The two minute rule is very practical and really useful.
I liked the article very much.
Thanks a lot for such a beautiful artilce.

]]> By: Jordan Walker http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/#comment-5913 Jordan Walker Mon, 07 Jun 2010 12:50:40 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=2714#comment-5913 Those are great tips to evaluate when you get distracted at the office. Those are great tips to evaluate when you get distracted at the office.

]]> By: Dealing with Distractions « It's 'Lady Gonzaga' http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/#comment-5906 Dealing with Distractions « It's 'Lady Gonzaga' Mon, 07 Jun 2010 10:23:19 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=2714#comment-5906 [...] on interruptions this time is Work Awesome’s take on bookmarking your work.  In their post Handling Interruptions Realistically, they explain that by writing down what needs to be done after getting interrupted in a piece of [...] [...] on interruptions this time is Work Awesome’s take on bookmarking your work.  In their post Handling Interruptions Realistically, they explain that by writing down what needs to be done after getting interrupted in a piece of [...]

]]> By: Cesare http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/#comment-5896 Cesare Mon, 07 Jun 2010 07:24:27 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=2714#comment-5896 Pomodoro saved my life too: http://spreadingfunkyness.com/how-pomodoro-improved-my-life-as-a-freelancer/ I also try to analyze the daily log to know why I did not succeed in my daily goals. Sometimes it's due to interrputions Pomodoro saved my life too: http://spreadingfunkyness.com/how-pomodoro-improved-my-life-as-a-freelancer/
I also try to analyze the daily log to know why I did not succeed in my daily goals.
Sometimes it’s due to interrputions

]]> By: The Best of Business in May: 10 Posts from FreelanceSwitch & WorkAwesome | The Netsetter http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/#comment-5880 The Best of Business in May: 10 Posts from FreelanceSwitch & WorkAwesome | The Netsetter Mon, 07 Jun 2010 04:02:03 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=2714#comment-5880 [...] Handling Interruptions Realistically by André Kibbe. This article outlines how to deal with situations that keep you from finishing your tasks in a realistic way. [...] [...] Handling Interruptions Realistically by André Kibbe. This article outlines how to deal with situations that keep you from finishing your tasks in a realistic way. [...]

]]> By: The Best of Business in May: 10 Posts from WorkAwesome & FreelanceSwitch | FreelanceSwitch http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/#comment-5877 The Best of Business in May: 10 Posts from WorkAwesome & FreelanceSwitch | FreelanceSwitch Mon, 07 Jun 2010 03:53:52 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=2714#comment-5877 [...] Handling Interruptions Realistically by André Kibbe. This article outlines how to deal with situations that keep you from finishing your tasks in a realistic way. [...] [...] Handling Interruptions Realistically by André Kibbe. This article outlines how to deal with situations that keep you from finishing your tasks in a realistic way. [...]

]]> By: Kristin Wemmer http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/#comment-4943 Kristin Wemmer Tue, 11 May 2010 19:28:34 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=2714#comment-4943 These are really helpful tips- thanks for posting. My favorite is the one about rescheduling without sounding like a jerk. :) These are really helpful tips- thanks for posting. My favorite is the one about rescheduling without sounding like a jerk. :)

]]> By: Etienne Segonzac http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/#comment-4940 Etienne Segonzac Tue, 11 May 2010 13:27:50 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=2714#comment-4940 I've become quite good at rescheduling since I use the pomodoro technique. But this is a great article to refer to when people don't want me to bother them with my crazy pomodo timer :) I’ve become quite good at rescheduling since I use the pomodoro technique.

But this is a great article to refer to when people don’t want me to bother them
with my crazy pomodo timer :)

]]> By: Kristie http://workawesome.com/productivity/handling-interruptions-realistically/#comment-4875 Kristie Thu, 06 May 2010 23:17:22 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=2714#comment-4875 I have a bit of a specialty in my department, and I get several interruptions per day from my peers asking for help with technical problems. I often realize that the person's work is at a standstill until they get my help, but it's very difficult for me to immediately drop my own work. (I know my boss isn't going to understand that my work didn't get finished because I was too busy problem-solving for others!) What is a polite way to deal with these situations? I have a bit of a specialty in my department, and I get several interruptions per day from my peers asking for help with technical problems. I often realize that the person’s work is at a standstill until they get my help, but it’s very difficult for me to immediately drop my own work. (I know my boss isn’t going to understand that my work didn’t get finished because I was too busy problem-solving for others!) What is a polite way to deal with these situations?

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