Sentence examples for interruptions at work from inspiring English sources

"There's a study on interruptions at work, and there was a statistic that people are interrupted every 11 minutes, on average," noted Karen Sumberg, assistant vice president at the Center for Work-Life Policy, a nonprofit research organization in Manhattan.

The term ICT stress has been used to describe stress induced by interruptions at work, time pressure, and technical problems in connection with ICT use [ 7].

Workplace by Facebook officially launched six weeks ago and director Julien Codorniou came onstage at Disrupt London today to talk about how the platform is responding to and building features to reduce interruption at work.

The structure and content of the questionnaires and the advice itself of the additional sections (2: standing interruptions in sitting at work; 3: replacing sitting at work by standing; 4: sitting during commuting; 5: sitting during (lunch) breaks at work) were similar to the first section of the advice (see Table  1).

The union has already called several work interruptions at the Sindelfingen plant.

Vincent likes to paint landscapes, and likes to drink, but his frustration is best summed up by his inability to smoke a cigarette without interruption, either by his supervisors at work or by his wife (Anne Kravz-Tarnavsky) demanding attention at bedtime.

It is far better to decide what your agenda ought to be the night before and make that the first thing you focus on at work, without interruption, for up to 90 minutes.

It is not just the current hard-line Israeli government that is at fault, since all of these policies have been at work without interruption for the past 45 years.

The implication is that asking people to regulate their behavior without interruption (by, say, never going online at work) may very well make them less focussed and less effective.

Heightened demands at work, combined with endless distractions and interruptions, are conspiring to make some workers feel scattered, confused and unsatisfied.

Quiz: How Rude Are You At Work? "I just get focused on what I'm doing and an 'interruption' i.e., a human being who needs to talk with me gets only a portion of my attention," she says.