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The Process Principle

The Process Principle

Well-designed processes boost productivity by clarifying what to work on and minimizing unneeded communication.

Effective processes are easy to review, progress without constant contact, and have known procedures.

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"A World Without Email : Reimagining Work in an Age of Communication Overload" is a book authored by Cal Newport , a computer science professor at Georgetown University. In this book, Newport presents a bold vision for liberating workers from the tyranny of their inboxes and reimagining work in the digital age . According to Newport, email has become a source of endless distraction and stress, causing workers to waste time on unimportant messages and preventing them from focusing on deep and meaningful work.

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