Examining the Nature of Fragmented Work," found that people were interrupted and moved from one project to another about every 11 minutes.
Along with the Gospel of Judas, the codex contains the pseudepigraphal (noncanonical and unauthentic) First Apocalypse of James, a letter of the apostle Peter, and a section of a badly fragmented work provisionally identified as the Book of Allogenes or Book of the Stranger, a Gnostic text that was also among the codices found at Najʿ Hammadi in 1945.
Animals often attain a unity of experience that we lose in our fragmented work-lives.
There is a huge potential in capitalizing fragmented work around the world, since this would assist and accelerate the progress in both research and industrial communities.
Everyone's efforts are fragmented working on each network, and everyone needs to bring it all together to show who they are and highlight their efforts and the best of their community.
Companies will decide to truly standardize and outsource because, as supply chains become more global and fragmented, working in a non-standard environment will become too costly and complex, and companies will realize that building and maintaining logistic communication and process execution networks in-house is not a core competency.
Egan's A Visit From the Goon Squad is an odd and -- at first -- fragmented work.
When several unions represented workers in the same business or industry they famously developed fragmented work rules that hampered efficiencies.
By creating equal underpinning for fragmented work, policymakers could shape a new model for this sort of employment.
The ability to lead others has never been more of a privilege as it is now in today's fragmented work environment.
But, at city, state or national level, they could align official spending and facilities to attract fragmented work opportunities into the mainstream economy on what should be a vast scale.
