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Reclaim Your Attention. Sanity in async work culture
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- Nombre de pages155
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-68554-7
- EAN9783565685547
- Date de parution23/08/2026
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- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
Remote work promised freedom. Instead, it created a new trap: the expectation that you're always on, always responding, always reachable through endless communication channels. Async work was supposed to give you deep work time, but instead it fractured your attention into a thousand pieces. This book examines attention economics-who profits from your divided focus and why-and then teaches you practical psychology for reclaiming it.
You'll learn why toggling between Slack, email, and actual work destroys focus more than a noisy office ever could, how to establish attention boundaries in a culture that disdains them, and why protecting deep work is a political act in modern companies. You'll discover that productivity in async culture isn't about responding faster-it's about responding thoughtfully and sometimes not at all. For anyone drowning in messages while their real work suffers, this shows how to escape the trap.
You'll learn why toggling between Slack, email, and actual work destroys focus more than a noisy office ever could, how to establish attention boundaries in a culture that disdains them, and why protecting deep work is a political act in modern companies. You'll discover that productivity in async culture isn't about responding faster-it's about responding thoughtfully and sometimes not at all. For anyone drowning in messages while their real work suffers, this shows how to escape the trap.
