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The perils of context switching

Studies show that it can take 20 minutes to regain focus after a distraction, but what can engineering leaders do to help engineers switch context less often and find flow?

Featuring Luca Grulla ,  Tim Quinlan ,  Simone Casciaroli ,  Lesley Cordero ,  Nickolas Means

The perils of context switching
February 21, 2025

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