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Mind Management vs. Time Management: Assessing Ugandan Gen Z's Readiness for the Modern Workplace

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius, Ahumuza Audrey


Abstract

The modern workplace is transitioning from time management to mind management productivity paradigms, emphasizing cognitive capacity, mental energy, and attention allocation over traditional scheduling and time allocation, with particular relevance for Generation Z entering workforces during an era of remote work flexibility, digital overwhelm, and mental health awareness.

Keywords

Mind management time management Generation Z workplace readiness productivity orientations
Metropolitan Journal of Academic and Applied Research

Cite This Article

Dr. Arinaitwe Julius & Ahumuza Audrey (2025). Mind Management vs. Time Management: Assessing Ugandan Gen Z's Readiness for the Modern Workplace. Metropolitan Journal of Academic and Applied Research, 4(10). https://journals.miu.ac.ug/pages/article.php?article_id=37

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