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Deep Work v/s Shallow Work

Deep Work v/s Shallow Work

  • Deep Work: focused, distraction-free work that uses maximum cognitive capabilities, resulting in creation of value and improvement of skills.
  • Shallow Work: non-cognitively demanding replicable work that can be done in a distracted state and that creates no value.
  • The information economy requires us to master the art of quickly learning complicated things.
  • Knowledge workers are unable to perform deep work due to distractions from social media.

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