Comments on: multitasking vai… nos deixar dementes http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/ informaticidade, mais hora, menos hora Tue, 02 Dec 2008 08:13:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Cayo Medeiros aka. yogodoshi http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/#comment-48948 Cayo Medeiros aka. yogodoshi Thu, 20 Mar 2008 16:27:03 +0000 http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/#comment-48948 Muito bom o post, nunca havia pensado seriamente sobre isso antes... Já já, estarei linkando este post no Melhores da Semana. =p Abraços! Muito bom o post, nunca havia pensado seriamente sobre isso antes…

Já já, estarei linkando este post no Melhores da Semana. =p

Abraços!

]]> By: weno http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/#comment-43799 weno Thu, 31 Jan 2008 11:20:24 +0000 http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/#comment-43799 olá, de quem é a ilustração do post? gostei do estilo, mas não achei referências.. olá, de quem é a ilustração do post? gostei do estilo, mas não achei referências..

]]> By: Filipe Levi http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/#comment-43697 Filipe Levi Wed, 30 Jan 2008 18:32:01 +0000 http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/#comment-43697 Em defesa do single-tasking: Multitasking is not good for anyone http://baekdal.com/articles/Management/multitasking-vs-single-tasking/ Em defesa do single-tasking:
Multitasking is not good for anyone
http://baekdal.com/articles/Management/multitasking-vs-single-tasking/

]]> By: Haidee http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/#comment-43380 Haidee Mon, 28 Jan 2008 13:53:43 +0000 http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/#comment-43380 Silvio, eu estava justamente pesquisando sobre isso depois que andei conversando por aí e percebi a quantidade de gente de TI com distúrbio de atenção. Talvez inclusive seja uma boa dica para as empresas com problema de produtividade. Provavelmente elas devem estar tentando resolver a questão sem perceber que o buraco é mais embaixo. :) Esse link é bacana, lá em baixo tem umas dicas sobre distúrbio de atenção e workplace. http://www.add.org/articles/index.html Abração! Silvio, eu estava justamente pesquisando sobre isso depois que andei conversando por aí e percebi a quantidade de gente de TI com distúrbio de atenção. Talvez inclusive seja uma boa dica para as empresas com problema de produtividade. Provavelmente elas devem estar tentando resolver a questão sem perceber que o buraco é mais embaixo. :)

Esse link é bacana, lá em baixo tem umas dicas sobre distúrbio de atenção e workplace.
http://www.add.org/articles/index.html

Abração!

]]> By: Gerard Toonstra http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/#comment-43379 Gerard Toonstra Mon, 28 Jan 2008 13:44:45 +0000 http://blog.meira.com/2008/01/28/multitasking-vai-nos-deixar-dementes/#comment-43379 Prof. Silvio, Steven Pinker wrote "How the mind works". It's a very interesting book on Cognitive Science. He makes some comments about research that claims the mind is like a very powerful computer with only 4-5 elements of stack space (an "estimated" guess). As soon as you think about something else, that stack space is swapped with something else and it is difficult to replace it with that element that was there during the concentration. (whether this stack grows larger with the ages is a different question). BBC Prime has documentaries about the Human Mind that I can definitely recommend. It is explained in common language how important it is to be able to concentrate. That means environments that are free of diversion. Besides more efficient multi-tasking of routine tasks, it is also very important for the generation of new ideas. If you consider the brain as an associative computer (besides computational), new ideas can be compared to the creation of new associations that did not exist before, based on semi-analogous examples in entirely different contexts. That requires absolute concentration not to lose the stream of thoughts and imagination. Prof. Silvio,

Steven Pinker wrote “How the mind works”. It’s a very interesting book on Cognitive Science. He makes some comments about research that claims the mind is like a very powerful computer with only 4-5 elements of stack space (an “estimated” guess). As soon as you think about something else, that stack space is swapped with something else and it is difficult to replace it with that element that was there during the concentration. (whether this stack grows larger with the ages is a different question).

BBC Prime has documentaries about the Human Mind that I can definitely recommend. It is explained in common language how important it is to be able to concentrate. That means environments that are free of diversion. Besides more efficient multi-tasking of routine tasks, it is also very important for the generation of new ideas. If you consider the brain as an associative computer (besides computational), new ideas can be compared to the creation of new associations that did not exist before, based on semi-analogous examples in entirely different contexts. That requires absolute concentration not to lose the stream of thoughts and imagination.

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