If you can look at any big issues in your office and eliminate or control the situation that makes a distraction possible, you can probably avoid personally policing it.
The Price of Policing Distractions
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From http://distractedenterprise.com 351 days ago
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351 days ago
I was in my mid-30's - and completely oblivious to guile - when a young co-worker demonstrated his "technique" for looking busy when he heard approaching footsteps: he grabbed a pen & pretended to be lost in reading by the time they walked in the room. I had to laugh - stuff like this never occurred to me.
Duncan