- Jeff Puthoff
For those of us
at Choice One who spend a lot of time driving to construction sites and client
meetings, we often fantasize about the luxury of having an assistant who drives
us around so that we can do work in the car. "Windshield Time" feels
unproductive.
While on
the road, obviously, multitasking is dangerous. Off the road, however,
multitasking can be dangerous, too. In our experience, multitasking pitfalls can
include missing something, rushing, or not being available when needed. To
counter that at Choice One, we work together to multitask. Each project has one
or more team members who "chauffeurs" to keep the Project Manager's juggling
balls in the air: reviews, deadlines, client questions, etc. We like to think it
keeps us responsive, timely, and dependable. And hey, if it gets Tony in a funny
hat as well, why not?
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