对于大多数人来说,整洁和有序的感觉几乎可以与保持健康、工作满意、经济宽裕,以及维持良好的人际关系一样重要。但美国哥伦比亚大学教授埃里克·亚伯拉罕森和统计学家戴维·弗里德曼合著的《完美的混乱》.却极具颠覆性地提出了不同于传统的新观点:适度的混乱更能取得高效率,反而是刻板的“井井有条”会扼杀效率和创造力。我们在与混乱和无序作斗争时.会耗费时间、精力、 For most people, the sense of neatness and order can be as important as staying healthy, satisfying, well-to-do, and maintaining good relationships. However, “Perfect Confusion”, co-authored by Professor Eric Abrahamson, a professor at Columbia University, and statistician David Freedman, presented a rather disruptive view of what was new and different from tradition: modest chaos and more Can achieve high efficiency, but is rigid “well organized ” can stifle efficiency and creativity. When we fight chaos and chaos, we spend time, energy,