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As with all matters of psychology, YMMV. But it's definitely not for everyone. http://www.pcworld.com/article/251521/when_two_monitors_arent_enough.html http:
by Consultant32452 10y ago
As with all matters of psychology, YMMV. But it's definitely not for everyone.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/251521/when_two_monitors_arent_enough.html http://www.pcworld.com/article/251521/when_two_monitors_aren...
>"People dramatically overestimate their ability to manage their environment," Meyer says, adding that in some ways, using multiple monitors to keep all sorts of data visible is analogous to using a cell phone while driving.
- teacup50 10y agoWell, sure, but isn't it rather obvious that using resources to engage in distracting non-work activities is detrimental to work efficiency? I've got 6880x1440 worth of curved display on my desk, and obviously, watching Netflix, browsing Facebook, or otherwise distracting myself with one of them would be a net productivity loss.