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"So let's talk about decision fatigue. Working from home causes us to have more things to do and more decisions. We can't just leave it all. It's right there with us. So for example, in addition to work items, I may be thinking about picking up a child from school or dropping them off at school, or running errands during lunch. Maybe picking up the house a bit before spouse or roommate comes home walking the dog. This creates something called cognitive load."
"So let's talk about decision fatigue. Working from home causes us to have more things to do and more decisions. We can't just leave it all. It's right there with us. So for example, in addition to work items, I may be thinking about picking up a child from school or dropping them off at school, or running errands during lunch. Maybe picking up the house a bit before spouse or roommate comes home walking the dog. This creates something called cognitive load."
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Click here to reply to @BobHutchins
"So let's talk about decision fatigue. Working from home causes us to have more things to do and more decisions. We can't just leave it all. It's right there with us. So for example, in addition to work items, I may be thinking about picking up a child from school or dropping them off at school, or running errands during lunch. Maybe picking up the house a bit before spouse or roommate comes home walking the dog. This creates something called cognitive load."
"So let's talk about decision fatigue. Working from home causes us to have more things to do and more decisions. We can't just leave it all. It's right there with us. So for example, in addition to work items, I may be thinking about picking up a child from school or dropping them off at school, or running errands during lunch. Maybe picking up the house a bit before spouse or roommate comes home walking the dog. This creates something called cognitive load."