We live in a time when technology should make our lives easy, so why do we feel more stressed than ever? The book "The Productivity Paradox" goes into this confusing question and shows how complicated modern productivity really is.


This groundbreaking book, written by the famous organisational psychologist Abraham J. Taylor, looks at how improvements meant to boost output can sometimes cause problems that were not expected. Taylor shows us the hidden problems that make it hard to work smarter, not harder, by using in-depth study and real-life examples.


"The Productivity Paradox" gives readers methods they can use to deal with the challenges of the digital age, improve their work processes, and become truly productive. This book is a must-read for professionals, managers, and anyone else who wants to get back control of their time and work more efficiently. It teaches you everything from the psychological effects of juggling to how to focus in a world full of distractions.


Come with Taylor as he tries to figure out the paradox and learn how to use technology's benefits without getting caught in its traps. Change how you think about efficiency to find a more balanced, effective, and satisfying way to work.