How Does Procrastination Impact Your Career And Relationships In The Workplace?
PeopleTek News, Monday, April 22nd, 2024
Procrastination in the workplace is real. Joseph Ferrari, PhD, professor of psychology and international researcher in procrastination studies shares that '20 percent of U.S. men and women are chronic procrastinators. They delay at home, work, school and in relationships'.
We all suffer from procrastination at some time or another (some of us more frequently than others). This basically means that we choose to postpone doing a task or action and instead make the decision to ignore priority items and choose to spend our time on tasks that require less time to complete or ones we find more enjoyable.