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Everyone will say that they want to be efficient. But when you actually become efficient and demonstrate it to others, the reaction may not always be positive. Learn when fake inefficiency may save the day for you. Find out scenarios where individual efficiency may have to be suppressed - at least externally - in order to survive in a mediocre world. This is a ground breaking discussion by the pioneer of efficiency - Dr. Nitin Paranjape
We start with the context of MS Office inefficiency - with a demo to set the stage. But soon you will realize that this applies to any tool which is feature rich and can dramatically increase efficiency.

As a developer or creator of tools to increase efficiency, you may be spending unimaginable amount of thought, research, effort, time and money in creating products and features. Unfortunately, the reciprocation is dismal and depressing. Why? Learn the psychology behind the false sense of adequacy and the paradoxical NEED to be (or at least look) inefficient enough in comparison with your peers or cohort.

Your comments are most appreciated. Everyone can learn from and engage in a healthy conversation with the paradox associated with product design and intentional (or forced) product misuse!

A must for UX designers, architects and product managers.

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