The Distracted Generation Sinek Summary

In the article “ The Distracted Generation” written by Simon Sinek, claims are made that millennials are trying to do multiple things at once and would preferably give little efforts to multiple things rather than focus all their efforts on one thing. Sinek believe that this “need” to multitask leads to unhappy teenagers because of how alone this type of system can make one feel. Sinek also writes that this is happening because technology is making millennials believe that we are better at multitasking, conveying his caring yet spiteful attitude towards the topic. Which is why I disagree with Sinek’s claims that today's generation is just becoming distracted. In today’s age, technology is the forefront of almost everything
The only thing that the departments and the people in their respective roles can agree on is that they all have to work together to make the company as successful as possible. If Sinek's ideas are implemented and every should only focus on what they are told to do then the company would be at a loss. The company simply would not be in business if everyone was not multitasking and helping each other out while also trying to help themselves out. For example, in the department that I work on which is the Cafe, this tend to get very hectic and people are running around all over the place in the kitchen to complete their task, but we do no simply just do one task at a time or we would be in a heap of trouble. It is expected that we can run the cash register while make someone a latte, or make a quesadilla while helping a customer with their daily fix of protein. In corredence to Sinek’s ideology every should only be working on one thing and not try to do too much multitasking which would would make the Cafe turn into an absolute disaster for the very essence of the company's success and the Cafes livelihood is based on how many task we can complete and in the amount of time it takes for that to