There is this guy at college who usually sits
in the middle benches of the class, so he is never far off. Suddenly a buzz
would fetch your attention there and in the middle of the class all his attention
will be shifted to the update at the smart phone, well maybe it always was
there. Some witty statement just crossed your mind and you would already be
craving to put it online if you already have not done while it came. With
technology being so handy and universal one will always have more than one
thing at a time. Timeline connect, just tweet or link In ,bbm, wassapp or just
a text, view pages or check e-mails and now e-shop; the stuff which really don’t
help you gain (based on time invested and results gained) but certainly takes
the share of work though makes you look busy when you are really not doing one
thing which is the reason of falling efficiency and low results when compared
to the potentials.
Rules
like no mobiles and electronic notebooks in class will not be a solution as it
has been deep rooted by now. It lives in the brain, waits impatiently for the
class to get over. It has grown so big that there seems no solution. And the
case is no different at organizations. The virtual and actual life has blended
very subtly into a habit of everyone. I am no exception. It acts as a resort of
escapism, from the world into a more controlled place.
