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The true cost of interruptions | JAXenter

August 28, 2016 Arjen Lentz

https://jaxenter.com/aaaand-gone-true-cost-interruptions-128741.html

People need roughly 23 minutes to go back to their tasks after a major interruption, but the plot deepens if you’re a programmer. Find out why programmers hate interruptions. 

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