30 Common Misconceptions (You Might Make at Work) [Video]

OK, so I’ve got a little secret to tell you… working overtime actually isn’t more productive. And opposites don’t actually attract. What about these other misconceptions?

The answers to these misconceptions (and more!) are down below. Read on!

A misconception is a false belief or idea resulting from misunderstanding or incorrect information. These erroneous thoughts can significantly impact decision-making and worldviews.

Common misconceptions include “humans only use 10% of their brains” or “lightning never strikes the same place twice.” In this article, we’ll go over more important misconceptions you might be making.

Now, let’s unravel some of these mental knots, shall we?

“Multitasking is the key to productivity”

The Misconception: Juggling ten tasks at once makes you a productivity superhero.

The Reality: Turns out, your brain isn’t a circus performer. Studies show that multitasking can actually reduce productivitydue to the cognitive cost of switching tasks. It’s like trying to pat your head and rub your …