Delay Tactic 1: The Master of Procrastination

Also known as "The Art of Doing Nothing," this delay tactic involves deliberately slowing down your work pace to an absurd degree. By doing so, you're not only avoiding work but also creating a sense of accomplishment through the sheer volume of things you've not done.

Key features:

• Excessive research: Spend hours studying the intricacies of a single topic, only to realize it's not as complicated as you thought.
• Repetitive tasks: Perform the same task over and over again, convinced that it needs to be done 5 times to get it just right.
• Multi-tasking: Attempt to do two things at once, only to get both tasks done half-heartedly and poorly.

Related Pages:

• Delay Tactic 2: The Bureaucratic Loop
• Delay Tactic 3: The Meeting Loop

Next, try Delay Tactic 2: The Bureaucratic Loop for more procrastination techniques.