How To Avoid Task Saturation

J.D. Meier talks about three solutions on “How To Avoid Task Saturation”, checklists, cross-checks and mutual support.

Solution #1: Checklists

The key here is the checklists are vital to reducing overload and helping remind you of key actions.

I’m a fan of checklists, not only because of how it helps avoid task saturation, but also because if implemented and used correctly, it has proven to be a great tool at removing inefficiencies in processes. Atul Gawande’s, The Checklist Manifesto, provides a number of examples on how various industries have successfully implemented checklists as a method to getting things done right and at the same streamlining complex processes.

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Commitment

Commitment means staying loyal to what you said you were going to do long after the mood you said it in has left you

– Orebela Gbenga

The No More Ransom Project

No More Ransom is an international initiative that shows the value of public-private cooperation when taking serious action cybercrime. This collaboration goes beyond geographical borders. The main aim of the project is to share knowledge and educate users across the world on how to prevent ransomware attacks. We believe that it will eventually lead to support for repairing the damage caused to victims all around the globe. By restoring access to their systems, we empower users by showing them they can take action and avoid rewarding criminals with a ransom payment.

Source: The No More Ransom Project