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DND, pls!

Why technology and social media f*ck up our work and relationships

Philippe CreytensCloud Conference - May 27, 2014

http://goo.gl/SbGd2o

(Do Not Disturb, please)

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I’m preaching to the choir...

We are moving (too?) slowly towards the knowledge society with its knowledge workers.

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Uh? Knowledge workers?

“What differentiates knowledge work from other forms of work is its primary task of ‘non-routine’ problem solving that requires a combination of convergent, divergent, and creative thinking.”

Wikipedia

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Dangers of “distractions”

We become less creative and screw up relationships!

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DND, pls

Do not disturb, pleaaaaase…. and find balance (again)

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Use your smartphone, smartly

Question: How many times do people check their smartphones?

A - Less than 10 times a day

B - Less than 50 times a day

C - More than 50 times a day

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Use your smartphone, smartly

Question: How many times do people check their smartphones?

A - Less than 10 times a day

B - Less than 50 times a day

C - More than 50 times a day

150

http://tech.firstpost.com/news-analysis/smartphone-users-check-their-phones-an-average-of-150-times-a-day-86984.html

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Smartphone, #1 source of distractionsSurf: 25 min/day

Social media: 17 min/day

Games: 13 min/day

Music: 16 min/day

Calls: 12 min/day

54% uses as alarm clock

46% replace wrist watch

40% replaces camera

6% replaces book and TV

source: O2

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Our friends Darwin and Pavlov

Dealing with distractions is in our genes

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Our friends Darwin and Pavlov

Conditioned by distractions, chemicals at work...

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Fear of Missing Out, phantom vibrations, ADHD behavior and narcissism on social media

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The office environment

Open plan offices (noisy colleagues) and M&M’s (meetings & managers)

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Other work related distractions

and exploding mailboxes*, not literally

* Personal favorite

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What will we lose?

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Creativity

“We don't know where we get our ideas from. What we do know is that we do not get them from our laptops.”

John Cleese

http://youtu.be/kH8uYDJlwog

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Aha!-Erlebnis

Space and time for deep thoughts

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Flow (and happiness)

High

HighLow

Challenges and

complexity

Individual skills

Panic Anxiety Concerns

FLOW

Boredom

Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

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Our memory

Is memory like a muscle that needs to be trained?

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Multitasking, a myth

Multitasking is a myth

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M (write first number) u (write second number)...

1 ...2...

Time?

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What we will lose on a more personal level...

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Social contacts

The (lost) art of conversation

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Work/life balance

BMW bans email after 18h and during weekends

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The solution… partly

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On the seventh day...

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Start small, one day a week...

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More tips to come in my upcoming book...

Philippe Creytens

google.com/+PhilippeCreytens

@pcreytens

[email protected]